GUI Commands Affecting Scene Viewer

[Shando]

Hi All,

As you know, I'm doing some work with the GUI commands, and have noticed that the Skyline Editor behaves strangely when exiting a "game" where these sort of commands have been used:

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gui.enableGameInput ( 1, 1 );
gui.hideCursor ( );


Basically, on pressing "Esc", or "F9", it takes me out of the game, and back to the Editor. At this point, the ground falls away (or the camera heads for the stars!). The only way I can get back to the correct view is by changing the "Camera Mode" to "Walk Mode" via the drop-down in the Editor.

Regards

Shando

[TattieBoJangle]

I got this last night also without pressing any buttons i will upload a video

EDIT:

[SolarPortal]

@Shando, i will have to test this.

@Tattie, does this happen every time you load the scene? If so, could we have a copy so we can fix it please.

[TattieBoJangle]

I just saved it but when i loaded it back to make sure it was working before sending its fixed :/

[SolarPortal]

ok, i think this was the error another user by the name of JontomXire was talking about a couple of months ago.
Do you know of any workflow that might reproduce this?

[TattieBoJangle]

Yea it was on a 2d camera then i was switching between the camera presets then the camera would jump away and then you press play and then it goes flying lol

takes a few attempts

[SolarPortal]

ok, that is the process.
Add 2D camera > Change camera preset modes > Eventually breaks.

Remember to always "set defaults" when changing camera mode, this may prevent this problem.
But there is an error and i will look at some point.

Thanks

[SolarPortal]

@Shando, i have tested the inputs and show/hide cursors.

Here is my sceneScript:
(Edit: Left the key input working all the time, otherwise it cannot be reengaged)

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obj = 0;
function onInit(objID)
   obj = objID;
   --sky.print("Scene Script Acitve");
end

function onUpdate( td )

end

function onKeyDown( key )
   if(key == "1")then
      gui.hideCursor ( );
      gui.enableGameInput ( 1,1 );
   end
   
   if(key == "2")then
      gui.showCursor ( );
      gui.enableGameInput ( 1,0 );
   end
end


When pressing key 2, it successfully disengages the Mouse & Keys. But when enabling them again, it isn't working.
Edit: Oh duh, trying to reenable key press in a key press lol

When testing with just the mouse state(the second argument), it does work but when pressing key 1 to engage the mouse again, the camera seperates from the fps weapon. Press key 1 again and the camera goes back to the FPS and i can shoot again.

I made a new scene, added an FPS Player and added the script above to a sceneScript.
Press play to start the game.
Key 1 - re-engage the mouse (first press, camera is seperated, second press the mouse is activated again).
Key 2 - disengage the mouse