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tamimzoabi request for help #157
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@tamimzoabi I'm not sure what you are asking, sorry. Please describe:
So I can help you out :) |
ok |
It sounds like you have a few different issues to sort out.
I'm not sure what you mean by this, sorry. It sounds like you want a button you can click with your mouse to start talking? If so, you should have a unity UI element which enables/disables the Dissonance
There are two settings to help with this. One is to set The other approach is to set up
If you're using |
i am very thank to your help . |
For the button you would need to add a Unity UI element in the editor (e.g. a button). Create a component like this:
Then set this component in the "OnClick" event of the button to trigger the "Toggle" method. This is core Unity UI stuff, so if you're not familiar with it there are a lot of excellent video tutorials online to help :) |
thats helped me a lot |
Glad I could help :) |
Hi |
Unfortunately I don't think that's possible with Unity. To have something running in the background you need a service, but you can't make a service with Unity as far as I know. |
@tamimzoabi commented on #81 (comment), moving discussion to a new issue.
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