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deactivate buttons after selection

Of you only have a few buttons, Mike's solution is also a pretty good idea. Attached is a copy with a few modifications that simplifies the code maintenance.
 
Now we only need a single property node, and not one for each control, for example.
 

 

Message Edited by altenbach on 05-21-2007 03:11 PM

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I have probably about 30 buttons, and implemented your version. It works perfect so far! I am just going to use different arrays, as I have to distribute the buttons on different locations on the UI. By the way, I tried to use single Booleans, and the build array function. I stored the array value in a local variable as the Booleans are in a different loop. The event structure doesn’t recognize the change of the array!? Is there a way to make the event structure to recognize the value change in the array?


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You need to write to  a "Value signaling" property to fire an associated event. Locals and plain value property nodes don't work for that. 
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