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• ChrisIceBox

  November 11 edited November 11

  Is there perhaps a translation barrier here? The behaviour should be the opposite, if you're disabling interactivity.

  "Turning off" a menu should hide it, visually. Hiding it will disable the Button.

  When using Unity UI, turning off the Menu will disable its UI Canvas prefab. Are you saying that the Button is still visible despite the UI disabling?

  Sending me the project, with instructions, will remove all ambiguity.
• lisbeth

  November 12 edited November 12

  Yes, there is a little translation problem I think. Sorry.

  To explain, I can't get my hotspot menu to be visible on the screen and not clickable.
  I thought of adding an image on the menu icon with raycast target checked, which allows you to block the interaction and therefore control the image by making it visible or invisible.
  But I thought we could do that directly with AC.
• lisbeth

  November 12 edited November 12

  I did it like that and now it works.

  I added an image that I called blocker in the UI with the Target raycast checkbox checked.

  

  In the menu I added a graphic element with the blocker image that I attached..

  

  In the actionlist of the button on onclick I put this:

  

  And in the actionlist at the launch of the game I made a Hide Menu Element of the image blocker so that it is hidden from the beginning.

  Was there another way to do things with AC because I couldn't find any other way ?
• ChrisIceBox

  November 13

  That way will work, but simply hiding the hotspot element itself should also work. As I mentioned, it works for me on my end. I cannot tell you why it does not for you without seeing the project for myself.
• lisbeth

  November 15

  I don't really understand why either. For now I'm going to keep this solution.