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nicetrysean

opened on Jan 7, 2016

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As it says on the tin, it would seem when disabling any Gesture MonoBehaviour in TouchScript 7, it will become unresponsive indefinitely.

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1. oafkad commented on Jan 7, 2016

   

   oafkad

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   That's by design and was in the update notes.

   to make things stop registering clicks:
   Use: .INTERNAL_SetState(Gesture.GestureState.Failed);

   to make things start registering them again.
   .INTERNAL_SetState(Gesture.GestureState.Possible);

   Hope that helps :).
2. nicetrysean commented on Jan 7, 2016

   

   nicetrysean

   on Jan 7, 2016

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   Oh I must have missed it! Thank you for your patience :~)
3. oafkad commented on Jan 7, 2016

   

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   It's cool. I went through the same thing and was confused for a solid half hour or so.
4. valyard

   added a commit that references this issue on Jan 9, 2016

   Gestures are properly reset when manually disabled (issue #199). When…

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5. valyard commented on Jan 9, 2016

   

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   This is actually not intended and as far as I can see was added in this commit: 063818d
   Can you guys try this fix: b8c78fa
6. oafkad commented on Jan 9, 2016

   

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   Ah my apologies then.

   Changed: When disabling gestures can now change state only to Failed.

   I had seen this and it coincided with the error. Since there was no mention of enabling setting the gesture back to possible in the notes.
7. oafkad commented on Jan 9, 2016

   

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   @valyard I tested your fix and it works :). I can disable components and enable them and have the state renew.

   So yeah, now it works just like the older unity did.
8. valyard

   closed this as completedon Jan 10, 2016

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