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You could do it using functions. Something like this: public var currentMenu : string = ""; function Start() { currentMenu = "window1"; } function OnGUI() { if(currentMenu == "window1") Window1(); if(currentMenu == "window2") Window2(); } function NavigateTo(string nextmenu) { currentMenu = nextmenu; } function Window1() { if(GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 10, 200, 50), "To next window")) { NavigateTo("window2"); } } function Window2() { if(GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 10, 200, 50), "To previous window")) { NavigateTo("window1"); } } I'm not sure if this will work correctly in Javasctript, it works in C# though. Just add each window in the OnGUI and give it a string, the make a function for it and add your GUI elements to the function and use the NavigateTo function to navigate to it. Hope it works for you.

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