Just drag the pause menu prefab from the prefab folder into your scene, and then bring it into view by editing the x value of the PREFAB to 0 , y to 0 and Z to 0.

Completely delete the pause menu folder and install the new version.

If you have a custom prefab or manager you can always keep that version in a different folder and merge the changes from there.

1. Assign the main cam obj as the camera with your image effects like DOF and AO.
2. The docs are located here: https://github.com/GreatArcStudios/UnityPauseMenuDocs
3. Special note for 5.4 and above: you may ignore the Coroutine Utlities folder and or update the script due to Unity 5.4's (and above) addition of a WaitForSecondsRealTime method.

Using a joystick/controller should work fine. Just remeber to change the highlighted dropdown to Joystick.

First, make sure you have the unity image effects package. Then follow the next few steps.

Uncomment the following variable declarations found starting at line 270

//Blur Variables//Blur Effect Script (using the standard image effects package) publicBlurblurEffect;//Blur Effect Shader (should be the one that came with the package)publicShaderblurEffectShader;//Boolean for if the blur effect was originally enabledpublicBooleanblurBool;

Find and uncomment the following code found starting at line 349

//set the blur boolean to false;blurBool=false;//Add the blur effectmainCamObj.AddComponent(typeof(Blur));blurEffect=(Blur)mainCamObj.GetComponent(typeof(Blur));blurEffect.blurShader=blurEffectShader;blurEffect.enabled=false;

Uncomment the following code found starting at line 382

if(blurBool==false){blurEffect.enabled=false;}else{//if you want to add in your own stuff do so herereturn;}

Uncomment the following code found starting at line 465 .

if(blurBool==false){blurEffect.enabled=true;}

And that's it. Just a few steps to enable a blury background on your pause menu!