It turns out you don't need a script for every single one. You can just make one script, and for each image, feed the script different variables.

If you disable the GameObject in the scene hierarchy, you don’t even need the start method.

I was wondering why it did not work for me, then i found out that the box collider size was microscbic -.- set x to 200 and y to 250 and worked like a charm.

Fantastic tut, quick and to the point!

Am trying to do this but on "UI Button" instead of "Sprite rendered" but somehow it does not work. Does mouse[...] events work on UI?

how would i make it so that it only appears when you are in a certain distance from the object that has the text script (im using unity 3d)

The object that i use for the script disappears when played, and the console doesnt show anything

How did you create your text files?

Rather than text, how do I get an image to come up?

In my case the UI elements start to twinkle, any solution?

I don't have a slot in the script box in the Inspector for me to drag my GameObject Text into?

thanks

This way doesn't work if you're hovering over a GameObject in the Canvas

even such simple code doesn't works when I am trying to write it. "Variable image has not been assigned"... Oh God! I am really mad of that... sometimes I suppose that coding it's not for me. Normal person would try to correct the mistake, but I become angry on myself, on unity developers, on that jackass unity build that shows mistakes even of I do the same that is on tutorial screen...

Doesn't work.