How to disable click acceptance for texture button?

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godot 4.

how to disable click acceptance for texture button?

in a regular button, this is button.disabled, how to do this with texture button?

I tried texture_button, texturebutton, its not work…

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The TextureButton inherits all properties from BaseButton, so the it also has the disabled property, that you can change in the same way as with regular buttons.

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and how to disable this property? what line?

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You write, that you can disable regular buttons by changing button.disabled.
With button you access the button node; with .disabled you access the property.

With a texture button, the process is the same.

How do you define button in the line above?
Possibly like this @onready var button = $Button

You would have to adjust it like this: @onready var button = $TextureButton, depending on the name of the node, that you give the texture button.

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That’s how I did it, it doesn’t work for me name.button.disabled = true / false

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The following works for me:

@onready var button = $TextureButton

func _on_check_button_toggled(toggled_on: bool) -> void:
	button.disabled = toggled_on

If you could share your code, then then the problem might be more easy to identify.

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@onready var quitb = $Quit

pressing the initial button in the menu

func _on_quit_pressed():
quitbutton.position.x = 575
quitbutton.position.y = 400

there should be a restriction on accepting clicks of the initial button

teleport the exit confirmation window

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canceling the exit in the confirmation window

func _on_nquit_pressed():
quitbutton.position.x = 5000
quitbutton.position.y = 5000

access to the buttons should be opened

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Please make sure to correctly format source code. You could use the “</>” button of the edit-field for that.

Here are a few things, I have noticed:

  • You don’t seem to define quitbutton anywhere in your code, but instead quitb.
  • There seems to be no code to disable the button?!
  • instead of moving the position offscreen by setting it to 5000, alternatively you could hide the node. See CanvasItem.visible.
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</> 123 </>

1 It’s there, I just cut it out
2 ???
3 ok

kakzhe menya zaebal godot

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I meant the </> button above the text (6th button from the left in this screenshot of the web interface) and not inserting “</>”:
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  1. You do realize, that leaving important things out will make it difficult to help you.
  2. In your code, you never set quitbutton.disabled = true.