Hello,
I started a while with the NGUI Menu 3 example for my current project. I'm trying make the menu kids proof. Apparently they like to press all buttons in a panel at once!
If I press two buttons in a panel at once then the Panel Animation Object will be disabled by NGUI and there is a script left on it called: ActiveAnimation. My current workaround is to check the panel state before disabling it and if it's unfinished clean it like this:
ActiveAnimation a = panelMainMenu.GetComponent <ActiveAnimation> ();
if (a) {
Destroy(panelMainMenu.GetComponent <ActiveAnimation> ());
panelMainMenu.GetComponent <Animation> ().enabled = true;
panelMainMenu.transform.position = Vector3.zero;
panelMainMenu.transform.localPosition = Vector3.zero;
panelMainMenu.transform.rotation = Quaternion.identity;
panelMainMenu.transform.localRotation = Quaternion.identity;
}
My Question is: How can I prevent the behaviour which set the panel in a inconsistent state after someone pressed two buttons or more at once in the same panel.
It can be the easiest simulated on the iPad 3 in retina resolution. I'm using NGUI Version: 3.0.7 f3 from the Asset Store.
Kind regards,
Peter Fonk.
