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• ABABAB

  May 1 edited May 1

  I should mention -- when I enter a save name, it is fine at first (it shows up as "New Save", but the moment I click on it or hit backspace to change the name -- it becomes "<color="#F0F8F8"> New Save < / color>" -- which is what I set the "New Save" text to under the SavesList element.

  This is all under the same repo from this issue, if that would help!: https://adventurecreator.org/forum/discussion/14845/endcutscene-button-causes-menu-to-never-turn-off-when-scene-switches/p1
• ChrisIceBox

  May 1

  Leave the tags out of the labels/variables themselves - the save is best recorded without any tags.

  Is this a Unity UI-based Menu? Best to attach a custom script to each of the slots instead, which checks if the slot it represents has a valid save.

  This can be done with the DoesSaveExist function. Something along these lines:

  using UnityEngine;
  using UnityEngine.UI;
  using AC;
  
  public class RecolorSave : MonoBehaviour
  {
  
      public int slotIndex;
      public Text textBox;
  
      void OnEnable ()
      {
          bool hasSave = SaveSystem.DoesSaveExist (slotIndex, 0, false);
          textBox.color = hasSave ? Color.cyan : Color.white;
      }
  
  }
  
• ABABAB

  May 1 edited May 1

  @ChrisIceBox It's a native adventure-creator menu -- is it possible to do the same here somehow?
• ABABAB

  May 2

  Video above shows variables / placeholders
• ChrisIceBox

  May 2

  It's a native adventure-creator menu -- is it possible to do the same here somehow?

  I'm afraid not. For styling tweaks that involve scripting or go beyond the properties provided in the Menu Manager, Unity UI is necessary.
• ABABAB

  May 2

  No worries -- thanks for the heads up!