Megacity/Assets/Scripts/Gameplay/UI/Custom/RadialProgress/RadialProgress.cs

using Unity.Collections;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UIElements;

namespace MyUILibrary
{
    /// <summary>
    /// An element that displays progress inside a partially filled circle
    /// https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/UIE-radial-progress.html
    /// </summary>
    public class RadialProgress : VisualElement
    {
        public new class UxmlTraits : VisualElement.UxmlTraits
        {
            // The progress property is exposed to UXML.
            UxmlFloatAttributeDescription m_ProgressAttribute = new UxmlFloatAttributeDescription()
            {
                name = "progress"
            };

            // The Init method is used to assign to the C# progress property from the value of the progress UXML
            // attribute.
            public override void Init(VisualElement ve, IUxmlAttributes bag, CreationContext cc)
            {
                base.Init(ve, bag, cc);

                (ve as RadialProgress).progress = m_ProgressAttribute.GetValueFromBag(bag, cc);
            }
        }

        // A Factory class is needed to expose this control to UXML.
        public new class UxmlFactory : UxmlFactory<RadialProgress, UxmlTraits> { }

        // These are USS class names for the control overall and the label.
        public static readonly string ussClassName = "radial-progress";
        public static readonly string ussLabelClassName = "radial-progress__label";

        // These objects allow C# code to access custom USS properties.
        static CustomStyleProperty<Color> s_TrackColor = new CustomStyleProperty<Color>("--track-color");
        static CustomStyleProperty<Color> s_ProgressColor = new CustomStyleProperty<Color>("--progress-color");

        // These are the meshes this control uses.
        EllipseMesh m_TrackMesh;
        EllipseMesh m_ProgressMesh;

        // This is the label that displays the percentage.
        private Label m_Label;

        // This is the number of outer vertices to generate the circle.
        private const int k_NumSteps = 200;

        // This is the number that the Label displays as a percentage.
        private float m_Progress;

        /// <summary>
        /// A value between 0 and 100
        /// </summary>
        public float progress
        {
            // The progress property is exposed in C#.
            get => m_Progress;
            set
            {
                // Whenever the progress property changes, MarkDirtyRepaint() is named. This causes a call to the
                // generateVisualContents callback.
                m_Progress = value;
                m_Label.text = Mathf.Clamp(Mathf.Round(value), 0, 100) + "%";
                MarkDirtyRepaint();
            }
        }

        // This default constructor is RadialProgress's only constructor.
        public RadialProgress()
        {
            // Create a Label, add a USS class name, and add it to this visual tree.
            m_Label = new Label();
            m_Label.AddToClassList(ussLabelClassName);
            Add(m_Label);

            // Create meshes for the track and the progress.
            m_ProgressMesh = new EllipseMesh(k_NumSteps);
            m_TrackMesh = new EllipseMesh(k_NumSteps);

            // Add the USS class name for the overall control.
            AddToClassList(ussClassName);

            // Register a callback after custom style resolution.
            RegisterCallback<CustomStyleResolvedEvent>(evt => CustomStylesResolved(evt));

            // Register a callback to generate the visual content of the control.
            generateVisualContent += context => GenerateVisualContent(context);

            progress = 0.0f;
        }

        public void HideLabel()
        {
            m_Label.style.display = DisplayStyle.None;
        }

        static void CustomStylesResolved(CustomStyleResolvedEvent evt)
        {
            RadialProgress element = (RadialProgress)evt.currentTarget;
            element.UpdateCustomStyles();
        }

        // After the custom colors are resolved, this method uses them to color the meshes and (if necessary) repaint
        // the control.
        void UpdateCustomStyles()
        {
            if (customStyle.TryGetValue(s_ProgressColor, out var progressColor))
            {
                m_ProgressMesh.color = progressColor;
            }

            if (customStyle.TryGetValue(s_TrackColor, out var trackColor))
            {
                m_TrackMesh.color = trackColor;
            }

            if (m_ProgressMesh.isDirty || m_TrackMesh.isDirty)
                MarkDirtyRepaint();
        }

        // The GenerateVisualContent() callback method calls DrawMeshes().
        static void GenerateVisualContent(MeshGenerationContext context)
        {
            RadialProgress element = (RadialProgress)context.visualElement;
            element.DrawMeshes(context);
        }

        // DrawMeshes() uses the EllipseMesh utility class to generate an array of vertices and indices, for both the
        // "track" ring (in grey) and the progress ring (in green). It then passes the geometry to the MeshWriteData
        // object, as returned by the MeshGenerationContext.Allocate() method. For the "progress" __mesh__The main graphics primitive of Unity. Meshes make up a large part of your 3D worlds. Unity supports triangulated or Quadrangulated polygon meshes. Nurbs, Nurms, Subdiv surfaces must be converted to polygons. [More info](comp-MeshGroup.html)<span class="tooltipGlossaryLink">See in [Glossary](Glossary.html#Mesh)</span>, only a slice of
        // the index arrays is used to progressively reveal parts of the mesh.
        private void DrawMeshes(MeshGenerationContext context)
        {
            float halfWidth = contentRect.width * 0.5f;
            float halfHeight = contentRect.height * 0.5f;

            if (halfWidth < 2.0f || halfHeight < 2.0f)
                return;

            m_ProgressMesh.width = halfWidth;
            m_ProgressMesh.height = halfHeight;
            m_ProgressMesh.borderSize = 10;
            m_ProgressMesh.UpdateMesh();

            m_TrackMesh.width = halfWidth;
            m_TrackMesh.height = halfHeight;
            m_TrackMesh.borderSize = 10;
            m_TrackMesh.UpdateMesh();

            // Draw track mesh first
            var trackMeshWriteData = context.Allocate(m_TrackMesh.vertices.Length, m_TrackMesh.indices.Length);
            trackMeshWriteData.SetAllVertices(m_TrackMesh.vertices);
            trackMeshWriteData.SetAllIndices(m_TrackMesh.indices);

            // Keep progress between 0 and 100
            float clampedProgress = Mathf.Clamp(m_Progress, 0.0f, 100.0f);

            // Determine how many triangle are used to depending on progress, to achieve a partially filled circle
            int sliceSize = Mathf.FloorToInt((k_NumSteps * clampedProgress) / 100.0f);

            if (sliceSize == 0)
                return;

            // Every step is 6 indices in the corresponding array
            sliceSize *= 6;

            var progressMeshWriteData = context.Allocate(m_ProgressMesh.vertices.Length, sliceSize);
            progressMeshWriteData.SetAllVertices(m_ProgressMesh.vertices);

            var tempIndicesArray = new NativeArray<ushort>(m_ProgressMesh.indices, Allocator.Temp);
            progressMeshWriteData.SetAllIndices(tempIndicesArray.Slice(0, sliceSize));
            tempIndicesArray.Dispose();
        }
    }
}