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Support / Re: What next?

« on: March 11, 2012, 02:35:08 pm »

What about a little addition text wrap in TextMesh.

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Support / Re: gameObject.SetActiveRecursively() will fail tk2dButton

« on: March 10, 2012, 09:49:43 pm »

If the button is currently animating when it gets disabled it breaks. Adding this fixed it for me:

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void OnEnable(){
buttonDown = false;
}

You probably want to run some cleanup too, to ensure your buttons appear correctly after the disabling if you do any sort of scaling. I ended up just writing my own button script (I'll share it eventually, not in a great state atm though - and it depends on the "FingerGestures" plugin anyway).

Hey it works, thanks.
Well it seems I was too lazy to check the source code 

While I was waiting for this answer, I was in the middle of finding another solution with moving its parent position, but that was double-work for me.

Oh, and I'm still curios about your script. 

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Support / gameObject.SetActiveRecursively() will fail tk2dButton

« on: March 10, 2012, 01:05:45 pm »

I had parenting some buttons in another gameobject, I tried to SetActiveRecursively(false) the parent and back to (true), and all buttons could not work. Is there another solution to make active/inactive all at once effectively?