Comments

• ChrisIceBox

  October 11

  Is the Pause menu open at the time you switch back to the Title screen? Insert a Menu: Change state Action to turn off your Pause menu in the OnStart cutscene of the Title screen scene.
• randytaylor

  October 11

  Is the Pause menu open at the time you switch back to the Title screen?

  no, it is disabled inside DontDestroyOnLoad

  Insert a Menu: Change state Action to turn off your Pause menu in the OnStart cutscene of the Title screen scene.

  unfortunately, this had no effect.

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  I'll tell you in more detail: when I return to the Title Screen Scene, I have the Title menu open and nothing else, but if I open the Options menu, for example, and go back, Pause will appear on top of the Title menu.

  thus, the event runner does not work, but if you force it to run with the "run now" button, the Pause menu will turn off, as it should.
• ChrisIceBox

  October 12

  I cannot recreate such behaviour.

  Try moving the Event to the Events Editor, which will run globally - i.e. for all scenes. To prevent it from running in other scenes, precede the Actions with a Scene: Check Action to limit its usage to your Title scene.
• randytaylor

  October 12

  Try moving the Event to the Events Editor, which will run globally - i.e. for all scenes. To prevent it from running in other scenes, precede the Actions with a Scene: Check Action to limit its usage to your Title scene.

  unfortunately, it didn't help either, but I noticed that exiting the Options, Load menu causes this bug, whereas the Credits menu doesn't cause it: Pause menu hides correctly.

  but again, I don't see any difference between these menus, everywhere the exit buttons are set to crossfade.
• ChrisIceBox

  October 13

  Are you always clicking the Back buttons, or pressing the Escape key, to back out?

  The Crossfade option is just a convenience. As a last resort, you could change it to Run Action List and manually turn on either Pause or Title depending on the current scene.