koobas.hobune.stream
button doesn't work when in full screen mode
hi all,
hopefully a simple problem here. I have a simple gui button that works fine when in windowed mode but not in full screen mode.
if (GUI.Button (Rect (Screen.width - 128,0,128,27), "", "optionBtn")) { //do stuff }
when in full screen mode, the hover over the button triggers the change in the graphics but the click just doesn't do anything. Am I missing something simple?
Thanks in advance
It's because all your if-test execution code is a comment! :) Joke aside, I've been seeing this problem happen frequently (in other questions). Try this with $$anonymous$$imal code in the gui to rule out other possibilities. if (button) { print it works } sort of style.
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Hi, I think it is because of Rect() staff. Right now I am fighting with the appearance of a GUILayout.Window(Rect(),...) that in windowed mode it shows ok but in full stays in the same point as in the windowed mode.
Try to change your Screen.width by a absolute point, e.g., 400 ins$$anonymous$$d of Screen.width
hope you can fix it, and please let me know if you managed, and if so how?
Cheers
other buttons in my gui, created in the same way, work fine in fullscreen mode. It is just this one that sits in the top right corner of the screen. Another strange thing is that if you click around the button a lot, the click will usually register eventually.
Uzquiano - I'll give that a go.
Thanks for the replies and the jokes ;-)
I think that I have the same problem. My topic is here: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/87496-Focus-is-shifted-in-GUI In my case it concerns only some aspect ratios.
It could have to do with Windows being in classic mode of XP style. In Classic mode the shift occurs in fullscreen mode, in XP style it works fine.
Whenever you opt to play in fullscreen, first click somewhere in the scene and then go ahead with your gameplay keys. It worked for me.
