looking for button click plug-in

[sdfg3456]

Hello,

Hoping someone can help me out here. I once saw a plug-in that allowed you to trigger a button click. I've searched and searched and cannot find it!

Anyone happen to know the name, author, or link to said plug-in?

Maybe it doesn't exist and my mind is playing tricks on me, lol

 

[atani]

I don't know of any plugin like that.
Sharing ZRSX's answer on a similar question:

Question - How should I set button A to simulate a click on button B?

In order for button A to trigger the click actions of button B

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[Vam_SlesaR]

Hello,

Hoping someone can help me out here. I once saw a plug-in that allowed you to trigger a button click. I've searched and searched and cannot find it!

Anyone happen to know the name, author, or link to said plug-in?

Maybe it doesn't exist and my mind is playing tricks on me, lol

I don't understand what you mean, do you need a plugin that will push UIButton? Or do you mean the emulation of pressing a button on the keyboard?

 

[yasparukko]

Hello,

Hoping someone can help me out here. I once saw a plug-in that allowed you to trigger a button click. I've searched and searched and cannot find it!

Anyone happen to know the name, author, or link to said plug-in?

Maybe it doesn't exist and my mind is playing tricks on me, lol

Sorry I thought that was what you were looking for

 

[sdfg3456]

I don't understand what you mean, do you need a plugin that will push UIButton? Or do you mean the emulation of pressing a button on the keyboard?

trigger push of a ui button from another button, essentially. I honestly dont know any other way to describe it, lol.

Here's a use case scenario for it:

in a scene you may have buttons that change poses of the characters. But, between poses you need all actions to stop, so you put in a stop button as well. Then you tell people press stop button before changing any poses.

Instead though, you could just include a trigger in each button to press the stop button for you. Then no need to press is manually.

 

[sdfg3456]

I don't know of any plugin like that.
Sharing ZRSX's answer on a similar question:

Question - How should I set button A to simulate a click on button B?

In order for button A to trigger the click actions of button B

hub.virtamate.com

i saw this and it's not what i'm looking for. The reason I asked my question is because i remember seeing someone made a plug-in to do exactly this. It could have been on discord though, who knows. This question is more a shot in the dark.

 

[yasparukko]

I was so sure that "UIButtonKeyboardShortcut" was the one he was looking for, it allows you to assign a keyboard shortcut to press UIButton, I guess I was wrong

 

[sdfg3456]

you can use LogicBricks. Relay is the recommended one, I used to use RandomDelay. Here's the idea: You now have button1 with A,B,C triggers.
- you add the logicbrick plugin to the button
- you remove the A,B,C triggers from the button
- you add A,B,C directly into the plugin
- the only trigger you add to the button is self>plugin#0_logicbrick> Trigger

Essentially when you'll click button1, it will trigger the logicbrick inside it. If you use Relay logicbrick it's an instant proxy. If you use Random Delay, you can set it to 0s-0s and it will be like Relay, but you'll also be able to add some delay to it if you ever need it without having to set the triggers all over again.

You'll be able to trigger now button1 from anywhere like this button1>plugin#0_logicbrickname>Trigger.

But i might do a plugin for that myself if nobody has what you're talking about. sounds useful.

i can't believe i didn't think of that already, lol. Still, it sure would be cool to be able to trigger a button. This works though for sure!

 

[sdfg3456]

found this and it looks new: Plugins - Oh My Buttons | Virt-A-Mate Hub (virtamate.com) . I need to d/l and actually try it but I think this is the plug-in I had seen previously. I'm not sure after reading the description if it does exactly what i think it does though.

 

[sdfg3456]

nice, good find!

yup, that dude can't write a coherent plugin description to save his life

you or me? Cause i usually need to do something myself to really get it down. Either way that looks like a cool plug-in.