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Asked By | DenisNP |
Hello there.
I am running my HTML5 game on a pretty strange Android-based TV-box device. This device has a remote control with arrows and OK button. So, using arrows I can normally move my focus from button to button in UI. But OK doesn’t work at all. It does not trigger ui_accept event. It has Unknown scancode in fact.
Fortunately, I can catch this OK button in JavaScript (in browser this button normally recognizes as Enter). So, I want to solve it using JavaScript interoperability: check from Godot if OK button was pressed and then simulate exactly ui_accept event.
How can I do this? I use C#.
Input.ActionPress("ui_accept") doesn’t work. And ActionRelease too, as well as its combination.
I believe you want to use Input.parse_input_event()
Input — Godot Engine (stable) documentation in English
timothybrentwood | 2021-12-08 02:00
Unfortunately, it doesn’t work.
Input.ParseInputEvent(new InputEventAction{ Action = "ui_accept", Pressed = true });
GD.Print("Input event");
I see Input event in the console, but current focused button isn’t pressed.
DenisNP | 2021-12-10 19:27
Try adding an _unhandled_input() function to a node to see if the ui_accept input is getting marked as handled in another node preventing it from propagating to your button. For kicks I would also write the Input.parse_input_event() in a gdscript script just to make sure it’s not some weird c# bug.
timothybrentwood | 2021-12-10 20:06
I’ve solved it in a different way. I just recursively find focused button in tree and emit Press signal on it.
DenisNP | 2021-12-13 21:38