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• ChrisIceBox

  October 30

  Do each of the 2 initial Hotspots turn off when used independently?

  Create a Local Integer Variable to record how many of these Hotspots you've turned off. When using either one, run a Variable: Set Action to increase this Variable's value by 1. Then, run a Variable: Check Action to compare it to 2. If it is, then both Hotspots have been used and Hotspot 3 should turn on.
• zombiegruppe

  October 30

  Yes, the initial points are turned off when used independently, of course I can do this through variables, but this is a longer way, I thought it was possible to check the ability of the Remember Hotspot function, as it is implemented in the script to Remember Visibility of Objects, it is very convenient
• zombiegruppe

  October 30 edited October 30

  And one more question arose a long time ago, but I forgot to ask it, it's certainly not very important, but if there is an opportunity to suggest how to fix it, it would be great In general, if there are several items in the inventory, then the number of items is too close to the edge of the item icon, when the number is two digits, it is not very noticeable, but when there are less than ten items, the figure shifts too much to the edge (screenshot) is there a way to make an indentation from the edge? so that the numbers of the number of items are indented from the edge, I hope I made it clear, thank you
  https://ibb.co/Z6Sq1239
• ChrisIceBox

  October 31

  Here's a custom "Hotspot: Check" Action you can plug in with this tutorial:

  using System.Collections.Generic;
  
  namespace AC
  {
  
      [System.Serializable]
      public class ActionHotspotCheck : ActionCheck
      {
  
          public int parameterID = -1;
          public int constantID = 0;
          public Hotspot hotspot;
          protected Hotspot runtimeHotspot;
  
          public override ActionCategory Category { get { return ActionCategory.Hotspot; } }
          public override string Title { get { return "Check"; } }
  
  
          public override void AssignValues(List<ActionParameter> parameters)
          {
              runtimeHotspot = AssignFile<Hotspot>(parameters, parameterID, constantID, hotspot);
          }
  
  
          public override bool CheckCondition()
          {
              return runtimeHotspot && runtimeHotspot.IsOn ();
          }
  
  
  #if UNITY_EDITOR
  
          public override void ShowGUI(List<ActionParameter> parameters)
          {
              ComponentField("Hotspot to check:", ref hotspot, ref constantID, parameters, ref parameterID);
          }
  
  #endif
  
      }
  
  }
  

  is there a way to make an indentation from the edge?

  If your Menu's Source is Unity UI Prefab, you can control the exact positioning of the Text box that displays the value.
• zombiegruppe

  October 31

  Thanks Chris! and if possible, please add a Hotspot Check in the next update, I think this is a useful feature.