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Asked By | Hyperbolic |
Hello!
I’m building a splash screen with a Sprite and a TouchScreenButton as the child. I connected the released() signal to the screen’s script, but when I press the button nothing happens. I debugged the call function using print, but looks like the function is not being fired. I’m using Godot 3.0 RC3. Is there anything I can do? Thank you.
EDIT: the Emulate Touchscreen is already enabled.
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Reply From: | volzhs |
TouchScreenButton is for touch
I assume you tested it on PC.
if you want to test it on PC,
set Emulate Touchscreen option is On at ProjectSettings > Display > Window
I forgot to say that I already enabled the touch screen simulation. My apologize.
Hyperbolic | 2018-01-30 19:57
There is no “Emulate Touchscreen” option in ProjectSettings > Display > Window, or anything even remotely similar to that. Where should I enable the setting?
Also, if I enable it, will it work in exports as well? That is, when the game is done, will exports for PC be able to interact with the touchscreen button?
mymokol | 2022-02-16 11:24
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Reply From: | Hyperbolic |
I found the solution!
I have a scene as singleton that handles the transition between scenes. It’s a CanvasLayer root node, so I couldn’t press the button because the layer were blocking the button. I fixed the problem changing its layer during transition and turning back to original layer when finished.
This is the code:
extends CanvasLayer
var path = ""
func goto_scene(scene_path):
self.layer = 1
path = scene_path
$AnimationPlayer.play("change_scene")
func _change_scene():
if path != "":
self.layer = 0
get_tree().change_scene(path)
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Reply From: | isdev |
I had to define a shape before pressed() signal started firing. Using 3.0.2 here.
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Reply From: | hsojo91 |
From Godot v3.1 the location for emulating touch from mouse has changed:
Project > Project Settings > General > Input Devices > Pointing set Emulate Touch From Mouse to On