GUITexture multiple component activation

I should update.

So i tried it with an array and funnily enough the same problem occurs. Starts with note 1 and shows 2 for a brief split second and goes to 3.

What i'll do is break down my hierarchy, game objects and the main script i have putting it all together. If anyone could chime in, i would be grateful.

So basically in this scene; what i want to achieve is a controlling a set of GUITextures with some basic Buttons i have created.

The 4 buttons do the following:

Up and Down scroll up and down on the GUITextures(Notes1,2 and 3). Left and Right are meant to select a GUITexture and put it on display. A basic previous/Next Button.

$$anonymous$$y Notes$$anonymous$$anager will be handling and putting to action what i describe above.

I have a script running on the buttons that handles touch and i use tapCount on each to get a reading for which one is being pressed.

Here is my main Script i have attached on Notes$$anonymous$$anager:

 public class TouchGUINotes : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour
 {
 
   
     //The buttons we'll be using to flip through the notepad
     public $$anonymous$$PJoystick upButton;
     public $$anonymous$$PJoystick downButton;
     public $$anonymous$$PJoystick rightButton;
     public $$anonymous$$PJoystick leftButton;
 
     //We'll use this to transform the GUITexture.
     private Rect pixelinset;
     private Rect pixelinset2;
     private Rect pixelinset3;
 
     //Array for the notes + a current note that will be used to display the current note.
     public GUITexture[] notepad;
     private GUITexture currentNote;
 
     //index for the array.
     private int index = 0;
 
 
 // Update is called once per frame
     void Update ()
     {
 
         #region scroll notes
         //Unless the note is being displayed, through current note, do not enable.
         foreach (var note in notepad)
         {
             note.enabled = false;
         }
 
         //Scroll Controls.
         if (upButton.tapCount > 0)
         {
             pixelinset = currentNote.pixelInset;
             pixelinset.y += new Vector2(0, 5).y;
             currentNote.pixelInset = pixelinset;
         }
 
         if (downButton.tapCount > 0)
         {
             pixelinset = currentNote.pixelInset;
             pixelinset.y += -new Vector2(0, 5).y;
             currentNote.pixelInset = pixelinset;
         }
 
         #endregion
 
       
         //Controls to change GUITexture
         if (rightButton.tapCount >= 1)
         {
             index++;
             
         }
 
 
         if (leftButton.tapCount >= 1)
         {
             index--; 
         }
 
         index = $$anonymous$$athf.Clamp(index, 0, notepad.Length - 1);
         currentNote = notepad[index];
         currentNote.enabled = true;
 
     }
 
 
 
    
 }
 
 

@nobleGas - I don't know the $$anonymous$$PJoystic class, you need to check out how it is processing the tap count. Between line 38 and 39, and between line 44 and 45, insert the following code:

 Debug.Log(Time.frameCount);

If you get more than one value per click, then you know this is the heart of your issue. If you don't, you can rule out that as an issue

Okay i think i see the problem here. Time.frameCount shows that it is being pressed more than once, like 200/300 times the amount.

I've removed $$anonymous$$PJoystick and put a much simpler script that counts an Int if it detects a touch on the function On$$anonymous$$ouseDown().

 public class TouchButton : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour
 {
 
 
     public int touchCount;
     // Use this for initialization
     void Start () {
     
     }
     
     // Update is called once per frame
     void Update () {
 
         if (touchCount==1)
         {
             touchCount = 0;
         }
     }
 
     void On$$anonymous$$ouseDown()
     {
         touchCount++;
     }

This allows me to display the right GUITexture but my issue is that the framecount is still high, im getting upwards 1000. The other issue is that the Up and Down scroll buttons now make the game freeze.

Thanks for all your help so far.