coa
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| 2022-07-09 11:47:45 |
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if you are hiding and showing a 2d overlay with code dont insert the code on the 2d overlay .. insert it somewhere else i had trouble with the 2d overlay not showing when i had the code on it seems like cc does not like that.
just a small tip hope it helps
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Robo
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| 2022-07-09 12:04:02 |
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yes, once made invisible, any attached code will no longer work so keep the code on something always visible and wont be a problem.
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just_in_case
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| 2022-07-09 13:01:47 |
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The recommended is to use Hide and Unhide on the Root scene node for every objects that you want to hide or unhide. As root scene node is always visible and you can't hide it.
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coa
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| 2022-07-09 13:42:50 |
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yes, once made invisible, any attached code will no longer work so keep the code on something always visible and wont be a problem.
ok did not know the code would not work when on hidden node. good tip
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andgameplay
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| 2022-07-11 00:20:30 |
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Thanks the tip coa!
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Guest
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| 2022-07-11 16:18:24 |
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Don't forget you can run code from a folder node in the scene. Say you have a folder called Scripts and another folder under it called LightSwitch. You can place the meat of the logic for the switch on that node and then just have the actual switch toggle a variable when clicked on or something. Then if true the LightSwitch folder will do its thing or whatnot. I prefer doing it this way because I can name the folders and find stuff more easily than simply putting it all on a single node.
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