UIButtonSound OnMouseOver plays during OnClick

[Matthias]

Is it desired behavior that the UIButtonSound OnMouseOver plays also during OnClick ?
If I have two sounds for both these events assigned to a button, clicking the button plays both of them.

Matthias

[Matthias]

While I am at it, here is a related question. Is there an easy way to add a sound to UIInput that is played on every keyboard keystroke without messing with the NGUI code?

[ArenMook]

Double check your code. UIButtonSound's code for OnHover is:

1.         void OnHover (bool isOver)
2.         {
3.                 if (enabled && ((isOver && trigger == Trigger.OnMouseOver) || (!isOver && trigger == Trigger.OnMouseOut)))
4.                 {
5.                         NGUITools.PlaySound(audioClip, volume, pitch);
6.                 }
7.         }

OnClick uses a different trigger -- Trigger.OnClick.

For the keystroke sound, create a script that listens to OnInput. Each time it's triggered, play your sound.

[Matthias]

Great thanks. I didn't think of using these callbacks. That should work.

[MaverickDQ]

Sorry to bring this up again.

I an topic you said that the order of events are (and this is still true, at least from my tests):

- OnHover(True)
- OnPress(True)
- OnPress(False)
- OnHover(True)
- OnClick

Now I have separate sounds for OnHover and OnClick, but I get played them both when clicking. Is it because of this:

...
- OnPress(True)
- OnPress(False)
- OnHover(True) sound played
- OnClick sound played
...

How it can be avoided?

Thanks.

[Vertigus]

Sorry to bring this up again.

I an topic you said that the order of events are (and this is still true, at least from my tests):

- OnHover(True)
- OnPress(True)
- OnPress(False)
- OnHover(True)
- OnClick

Now I have separate sounds for OnHover and OnClick, but I get played them both when clicking. Is it because of this:

...
- OnPress(True)
- OnPress(False)
- OnHover(True) sound played
- OnClick sound played
...

How it can be avoided?

Thanks.

I'm having this same issue. I play a sound in OnHover, and a different sound in OnClick. Since the OnHover event happens during a click, both sounds play. What is the recommended way to fix this?

[Vertigus]

This is what I have working currently. It requires saving state.

1.     void OnHover(bool isOver)
2.     {
3.         // ignore if the mouse is already over - this happens since the OnHover event happens when the button is clicked
4.         if (isOver && isMouseOver) return;
5.  
6.         if (isOver)
7.         {
8.             isMouseOver = true;
9.             NGUITools.PlaySound(hoverSound);
10.         }
11.         else
12.         {
13.             isMouseOver = false;
14.         }
15.     }

[MaverickDQ]

Thanks.

I'll have to think on something in between UIButtonSound and Your code.