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One button press is triggering two functions unintentionally?
I have a menu where a button called "Submit" can be triggered when a player presses the X button on a PS4 controller (Input.GetButtonDown). This brings up another menu that also has a button that is triggered with the X button. When I press down the X button on the first menu, I guess Unity reads this continuously and not discretely, and so the press of the X activates both buttons. How would I get it so that the user has to press the button twice and the menus work as intended?
You might also consider using Input.GetButtonUp() instead. That will fire when you let go of the button rather than when it is recognized as being pushed down.
I have had luck with that to avoid getting repeating hits.
So I came up with something, it works but it's pretty hacky. I create an int called "xButtonPressed" that starts at a value of 2. After I press X, both buttons get triggered, but instead of jumping to the code that does what the 2nd button is supposed to do, I instead subtract one from "xButtonPressed"; I have an if-statement that only jumps to the code once xButtonPressed == 0.
