Goo Essentials UI

Drop-in UI components built on the Goo framework. Every widget is a scene component: add it under a ScreenPanel or WorldPanel, place it with Anchor + Pad, and drive it from code with one or two properties. Every color, size, and font is an inspector property.

Requires the free goo library version 1.0.306537+

27 HUD widgets

Bars and numbers:
Health Bar (chip ghost, shield, hit flash, low pulse)
Stat Bar
Cast Bar
Boss Bar (segmented, name plate)
Ammo Counter
Damage Numbers
Round Timer

Feeds and comms:
Killfeed
Chat Box (scrollback + input)
Toasts
Speech Bubble
Scoreboard (team-grouped, auto-roster option)

World markers:
Nameplate
Pickup Label
Interact Prompt (live keybind glyph)
Hold Prompt
Waypoint Markers
Compass
Radar (all three read the same WaypointTarget components, zero wiring)

Combat feedback:
Cooldown Radial
Buff Bar (timed tiles, drain + pop)
Damage Direction (attacker arcs)
Lock-On Reticle
Objective Tracker
Death Screen
Radial Menu: hold-to-open wheel with per-wedge hover springs, selection flash, staggered pop-in, blurred scrim

Menus

Menu Stack: declarative page stack with blurred scrim, sprung card, page transitions, escape handling

Pause Menu: opens on escape and keeps the platform pause modal closed, cursor handled, settings page built in

Settings Menu: audio tab wired to your real mixers, schema-declared pages (slider / toggle / choice / keybind), values persist to disk automatically

Controls: Switch (sprung knob), Tabs (sliding underline), Dropdown (sprung list + shadow), Keybind Glyph

Also in the box

Three example scenes:
A showcase scene that demos every UI widget,
A walkable waypoint demo (player controller, marked objects, compass + markers + radar live)
A radial menu interactive demo (Q to open)

Pack Harness component: wires the radial and pause menus with working content in one drag-and-drop

Demo mode on every widget for in-editor preview; all demo code lives in one file you can delete

Full README: per-widget driving table, palette reference, wiring examples

Plain C# source throughout, one consistent blue palette, no Razor, no CSS files

Every widget works on both Screen and World panels!