Class VelvetStyleUtilities
- Namespace
- Velvet
- Assembly
- Velvet.Docs.dll
Resolves and attaches Velvet's bundled utility stylesheet from runtime code, in the editor and in a player alike. Every utility the sheet declares resolves to nothing on a panel that does not carry it, while arbitrary values and the many families Velvet resolves itself rather than declaring are unaffected — which is why a missing sheet reads as a partial styling bug.
Documentation~/setup.md owns when to call this, which utilities sit on which side of that
split (with the command that answers it for any one class), and the alternative of referencing the
asset from a scene instead.
public static class VelvetStyleUtilities- Inheritance
-
objectVelvetStyleUtilities
Fields
- DarkThemeClass
The class the sheet keys its dark token set on. Public so an application that sets the class from its own code — a UXML root, a scene hierarchy — names the same one the sheet declares.
Properties
- Sheet
The bundled utility stylesheet. Loads on first access and is held for the lifetime of the domain.
Methods
- AttachTo(VisualElement)
Adds Sheet to
root's UnityEngine.UIElements.VisualElement.styleSheets. Attach before mounting a tree, and to the element whose subtree needs the utilities — a panel root covers everything under it. Attaching twice is harmless.
- BindThemeTo(VisualElement)
Keeps
rootcarrying the DarkThemeClass class exactly while IsDark holds, which is what selects the sheet's dark token set forroot's subtree. AttachTo(VisualElement) calls this; a project that reaches the sheet from a scene reference instead calls it itself. Binding one element twice is harmless.