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Having trouble linking an event to two Boolean statements

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  • 2021-07-08 at 3:02 pm #42646
    roboticelbow
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    Hello! I’m fairly new to Verge3D and as such am having a problem with testing for two true/false flags to activate an event. It’s my understanding from the Puzzles that I have constructed that it would work like this;

    If ScreenTop is Hovered, change TopHovered to True

    If ScreenTop is Clicked, change TopFocus to True

    If ScreenTop and ScreenHovered = True, change material of ScreenTop to OldWood

    It seems that the way I have the puzzle set up is not achieving that goal. Any help in properly formatting these puzzles would be amazing!

    Thank you in advance

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    2021-07-08 at 6:02 pm #42653
    xeon
    Customer

    Did you happen to initialize both TopHovered and TopFocus to false at the beginning of your script, as I don’t see anything thing in the image provided?

    Variables are global but need a starting value. So may want to add that to your starting puzzles. If, you already have that. Try switching from True/False to 0 and 1. I find that it works more reliably for some reason.

    Xeon
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    2021-07-09 at 2:12 am #42660
    roboticelbow
    Participant

    Hey Xeon, thanks for your input, unfortunately neither of those approaches seemed to work. I’m sure its error on my part, could you take a look at the second iteration of puzzles I attached?

    Edit: After doing a little research I have since moved the items for initilization to the init tab. This did not change anything.

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    2021-07-09 at 5:48 am #42663
    xeon
    Customer

    Hi there,

    Ok….so correct me if I am making the wrong assumption but I think you are wanting the object ScreenTop to have a roll over state like a website button and then a previously clicked state. Is this correct?

    You dont necessarily want to move you initialization of your variable to the Init tab but thats a personal preference.

    I typically start my project with a Procedure that is called.
    In this case InitializeVaribles.

    Let me know if this works for you.

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    Xeon
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    2021-07-09 at 4:24 pm #42710
    roboticelbow
    Participant

    Xeon I don’t know how to thank you enough! The puzzle formula you provided worked perfectly! This is really gonna put a dent in my workload, thank you so much!

    2021-07-09 at 9:09 pm #42721
    xeon
    Customer

    Very happy it worked out. Good luck.

    Xeon
    Route 66 Digital
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