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• Kal

  February 19

  Apologies Chris,
  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nelVgYi-TapaQy6A3pGIcfHRkq2keVme/view?usp=sharing
  Hopefully it works this time.
  I replaced
  return Input.GetKey (buttonName);
  with
  return Input.GetButton (buttonName);

  However this didn't change anything and I still need to press the button on and off to skip the text. Have I misunderstood which part I needed to replace.

  using UnityEngine;
  using System.Collections;
  using AC;

  public class InputOverride : MonoBehaviour
  {

  void Start ()
  {
      KickStarter.playerInput.InputGetButtonDownDelegate = CustomGetButtonDown;
  }
  
  private bool CustomGetButtonDown (string buttonName)
  {
      if (buttonName == "SkipSpeech")
      {
          return Input.GetButton (buttonName);
      }
      try
          {
              return Input.GetButtonDown (buttonName);
          }
          catch {}
          return false;
  }
  

  }
  Here's what I currently have in the script.

  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aZF5h-NJq3xkxjnvTQTaWCHQD6LFDt1V/view?usp=sharing

  Also just in case it is needed this is what I have in the project settings.
• ChrisIceBox

  February 20

  Might be the Minimum display time - try setting this to 0.
• Kal

  February 23

  Hi Chris, thanks for the continued support on this, unfortunately after setting that and everything I could to 0, it's still the same.
  Setting If skipped while scrolling to end line That does speed up the process as the full text box isn't displayed. But I do still need to keep pressing the key rapidly. It's like I need an auto clicking function installed on the keyboard, while it's held down to achieve what I'm looking for.
• ChrisIceBox

  February 24

  Try as I might, I just cannot reproduce such behaviour. All speech on my end is skipped while the button is held down - no need for multiple clicks - regardless of the subtitle settings.

  Save for you PMing me your project, I'm not sure what else I can suggest.
• Kal

  February 26 edited February 26

  Thanks for the suggestion Chris, I might do that but first, would the version of AC matter in this case? I'm using 1.81.7. I am going to update AC after this hotfix to the demo I'm working on. I didn't want to mess anything up before I got this build out.

  I've just thought as well, to cover all bases. When I did this script I made a blank C# file and called it InputOverride This I've placed within a new folder in my game folders called custom scripts instead of ACs folders. Hopefully that isn't what's causing the problem.
• ChrisIceBox

  February 26

  The file's location shouldn't be a factor - indeed, custom scripts shouldn't be placed inside AC's own folder.

  If you want to test the latest release, do so in a backup/duplicate project - but I don't recall any changes made since that should impact on this.