I have 2 responses. As i move mouse over 1 button, highlighted color works. But it doesn't work for the other button (remains white Normal Color)
If I hold click the working button (Pressed Color) then move mouse away and release click so that I don't choose that option, the response for which the Highlight Color works is reversed.
Highlight Color doesn't work for both response buttons.
Response button color
Response button color
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Re: Response button color
Hi,
The Dialogue Manager GameObject has an Input Device Manager component.
Are you using Unity's built-in input, or a different input system such as the new Input System package or Rewired or InControl?
The Dialogue Manager GameObject has an Input Device Manager component.
- If Always Auto Focus is ticked, try unticking it.
- If Detect Mouse Control is UNticked, try ticking it.
Are you using Unity's built-in input, or a different input system such as the new Input System package or Rewired or InControl?
Re: Response button color
Unity built in input.
Ticking "Detect Mouse Control" works. However I have a 3rd person character so I don't want my mouse to show up as I rotate with the mouse.
I have script that makes cursor show up everytime I reach a response. After choosing a response I hide it again. That's the only time I want my cursor to show up.
Auto Focus is not ticked.
Ticking "Detect Mouse Control" works. However I have a 3rd person character so I don't want my mouse to show up as I rotate with the mouse.
I have script that makes cursor show up everytime I reach a response. After choosing a response I hide it again. That's the only time I want my cursor to show up.
Auto Focus is not ticked.
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Re: Response button color
Hi,
Try ticking the Input Device Manager's Detect Mouse Control, but UNtick Control Cursor State since you're controlling the cursor state yourself.
Try ticking the Input Device Manager's Detect Mouse Control, but UNtick Control Cursor State since you're controlling the cursor state yourself.