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Asked By | yergicol |
UPDATE:
I figured out that having my nintendo switch pro controller connected via USB caused the currently selected UI element to be hit again every frame. Is this a known issue? Is my controller subtly broken somehow?
Original:
I do these steps:
- Open the project manager
- Click new project, choose OpenGL ES 2.0, create.
- Under “Create Root Node” I select “User Interface”. This gives me a scene with just a “Control” as the root node.
- Create a child node of that root Control, choosing CheckButton.
- Click scene → save scene.
- Click play, then click “select current” when asked what scene should be used.
- Click the CheckButton once.
- Watch it toggle once a frame.
This is not what I expect. I’d like it to work like a normal on/off switch. If I put it in a ButtonGroup I can toggle it on but it gets stuck there, and I don’t want it to be mutually exclusive with other buttons.
Am I misunderstanding how CheckButton/CheckBox works? What am I doing wrong?
I found a “Main Menu” sample project that uses a CheckBox (and opengl 3) and it does the same thing.
I’m on Windows 10 Home 64 bit, i7, 16 GB ram.