Wow, thank you for this overwhelming review. I always see the things that could still be improved. It is good to hear that it is already pretty good :)

Thanks for the great review. It was a pleasure to help you with your special needs. :)

Hey Honoki_, Thank you for your great review :D It is great to hear that my asset is actually used by and useful for people. Although the updates are rare, the asset is still being improved. Right now, I am working on another bigger feature addition (but one that is probably not so interesting for mobile games - it is about game pad navigation). So, stay tuned :)

Thank you for your great review :) Sorry for not focusing on only one thing. Better UI tries to solve ALL problems you encounter when working with UGUI, so, it might feel like it does more than you need (or it "Does more than it should" ;D). PS: The link to the documentation broke because we moved our website right before everybody went to Christmas holidays (yay). In the meantime, you can access it here: https://better-ui.there-it-is.com/

UPDATE: Your main concern has been addressed in the new version (2.5). Please check out the documentation for more information on it: https://documentation.therabytes.de/better-ui/HiddenBaseProperties.html Also, I have thought about how I could make the Sizer-UI smaller, and I think I have a good idea. However, as it is a bit tricky to handle all types of sizers, it is not yet implemented. ORIGINAL REPLY: Hey YukkuriMikan, thank you for taking the time writing a review. I'm sorry that you have had different expectations from the asset. > The responsive UI system is a completely unnecessary element for me, but I cannot detach it. Yeah, it became a part of Better UI in version 2.0. It was hard enough to make this feature backwards compatible. Making it completely optional would be even harder. I tried instead to make the Inspector-UI as compact as possible. But of course all the options need to be placed somewhere. So, it might feel a bit clumsy here and there. If you have ideas how I could make it even more lightweight, please let me know :) > It is a component that inherits from Image I agree that it is a questionable design decision to extend existing elements instead of creating own components that modify others. The reason why I did it this way is scoping: If I AM instead of HAVE, I can access more members of the base class, giving me more possibilities to change / improve things. > its sprite and color properties are exposed, but they are overridden by the component's SpriteSetting on their own. Yes, you found a difficult part here, which was not implemented with the user in mind. However, I already found a way to make it more straight forward by defining properties in the derived class with the same name as in the base class using the "new" keyword. This allows you can set a single properties as you would expect (however, you can do this only if your variable has the Better-Type, not the base-type - this is a C# restriction). This improvement will be released in the next version (hope I find time soon to prepare and upload the new version 2.5). > Calling OnResolutionChanged manually does reflect it This shouldn't be necessary. Until the next version is released, this would be the workaround: https://forum.unity.com/threads/better-ui.453808/page-5#post-7628101 > There are many features that I have not used yet, and I may be impressed in the future I really hope so. I put much effort into this Asset to make it powerful and at the same time easy to use. Please also note that you can mix BetterUI elements with non-BetterUI elements as you like. If you don't need a BetterImage, just use an Image so you don't get distracted by the BetterUI parts in the Inspector (however, if you use it for a while, it won't distract you anymore, I guess). If you have any questions or find other problems, please get in touch with me through the forum thread or via mail. I am happy to support you and usually answer within one working day.