Input Prompts Complete - Glyphs + Unity Device Switching

Complete edition: all the art of Input Prompts (for any engine) plus the Unity package with live device switching, components, a demo scene and a PDF guide. The art-only edition is also available on our itch.io page.

Show the right button every time: keyboard keys for keyboard players, the right face buttons for every controller.

261 glyphs in six families

• Keyboard - A-Z, 0-9, F1-F12, Esc, Tab, Caps, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Space, Enter, Backspace, arrows, navigation keys, punctuation, WASD and arrow clusters
• Mouse - left / right / middle button, scroll up / down, move, back / forward
• Xbox-style - coloured A B X Y, LB RB LT RT, View, Menu, Share
• PlayStation-style - cross, circle, square, triangle, L1 R1 L2 R2, L3 R3, Options, Share, touchpad
• Switch-style - A B X Y in the Nintendo layout, L R ZL ZR, + and -, capture
• Steam Deck-style - A B X Y, L1 R1 L2 R2, back buttons L4 R4 L5 R5, View, Menu, quick access, trackpads
• Every controller: both sticks (neutral, 4 directions, horizontal, vertical, move, press), D-pad (neutral, 4 directions, both axes) and button-layout glyphs

3 styles, pressed states

• Vector Dark and Vector Light: SVG + PNG at 32, 64 and 128 px
• Pixel: 16 px native pixel art, exported 1x to 4x (nearest-neighbour)
• 125 keys and buttons have a pressed sprite too: 386 sprites per style, 1,158 in total
• Sprite sheets per family and style with JSON atlases (frames hash format) for Godot, Phaser, PixiJS, Defold, GameMaker and others; glyphs.csv lists every name

Complete edition adds the Unity package

• Glyphs switch live to the last used device (Input System or legacy Input Manager)
• Positional bindings: one <Gamepad>/buttonSouth shows A, cross or B (Nintendo layout) automatically
• UI Image component with pressed-state feedback, TextMeshPro-free text prompts, TextMeshPro sprite tags
• Glyph Browser, database builder, demo scene with a controls screen and a prompt bar, PDF guide
• Unity 2022.3+, works in Built-in, URP and HDRP

Every glyph was drawn by our own Python code (vector shapes and hand-placed pixels) written with AI assistance (Claude by Anthropic). No image-generation model was used.

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