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I'm trying to create a button highlight effect using TextureButtons. I do this by changing the object's texture via code on events "mouse_entered()" and "mouse_exited()".
When testing in 2D mode the button behaves as expected. In VR, however, it doesn't seem to work correctly: It looks like I need to "click" on the 2d_in_3d viewport (not the button itself!) to have it function If I click outside of the viewport, it doesn't work anymore. Also, when it does work, it works for a couple of seconds. after that, it stops working unless I click again.
I'm led to believe this is due to some optimization, where certain things are only checked within a period after a click - but this breaks that particular event.
I can't seem to find an option in the Viewport2Din3D object to change this behaviour. Please let me know if there is a way.
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I'm trying to create a button highlight effect using TextureButtons. I do this by changing the object's texture via code on events "mouse_entered()" and "mouse_exited()".
When testing in 2D mode the button behaves as expected. In VR, however, it doesn't seem to work correctly: It looks like I need to "click" on the 2d_in_3d viewport (not the button itself!) to have it function If I click outside of the viewport, it doesn't work anymore. Also, when it does work, it works for a couple of seconds. after that, it stops working unless I click again.
I'm led to believe this is due to some optimization, where certain things are only checked within a period after a click - but this breaks that particular event.
I can't seem to find an option in the Viewport2Din3D object to change this behaviour. Please let me know if there is a way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: