Quest Close Button

[jrose1184]

i Tony,

Do you have a helper class for calling the close quest button.

Im using a controller but i need to so somthing when i close it.

i.e EventSystem.current.SetSelectedGameObject(buttons[0].gameObject);

Im not sure how to do this as im not modifing your script.

[Tony Li]

Hi,

You can write a simple script that calls:

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PixelCrushers.GameObjectUtility.FindFirstObjectByType<PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.QuestLogWindow>().Close();

Or add a QuestLogWindowHotkey component to your button and connect the OnClick() event to its ToggleQuestLogWindow() method. This method will close the quest log window if it's open, or open it if it's closed.

[jrose1184]

Thanks,

Unless im not understanding correctly i need a listen event to know when that button has been closed so i can do somthing on another script.

[jrose1184]

I might close the button with a mouse click of input.getbutton.

[Tony Li]

If you need to know when the quest log window has closed, you can hook into the OnClose() UnityEvent.

[jrose1184]

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public QuestLogWindow questLogWindow;

 void OnDestroy()
    {
        if (questLogWindow != null)
        {
            questLogWindow.OnClose.RemoveListener(OnQuestLogClosed);
        }
    }
    
        private void Start()
    {
        if (questLogWindow != null)
        {
            questLogWindow.OnClose.AddListener(OnQuestLogClosed);
        }
    }
    

Hi can you tell me where the onclose is cling from please as wuestLogWindow.OnClose has no event. it throws a 'Cannot resolve symbol 'OnClose''

[Tony Li]

Hi,

If you're connecting it in C# code, it's StandardUIQuestLogWindow.onClose with a lowercase 'o':

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questLogWindow.onClose.AddListener(OnQuestLogClosed);
...
questLogWindow.onClose.RemoveListener(OnQuestLogClosed);

It appears in the inspector as OnClose().

[jrose1184]

Thanks Tony

[Tony Li]

Glad to help!