ModelDef Right Click not working

[lionheart]

Hey all,

Trying to get my Right Click to function. Cannot figure out why its not working. I have re-written the click zone a few times.

This is a switch in the ModelDef (a 3d part), not a 2d gauge.

Any idea's? See a issue?

There is no 'click sound' (SND7) which does happen with left clicks. I am trying to stop the sound loop which plays when you first left click the switch. Its a long playing sound, so it only needs to play once. But getting it to cancel just isnt working. I have tried the 3 code (stop loop) and also the all sounds stop code. Nothing works on right click.

  <PartInfo>
        <Name>lhc_atc1_button</Name>
        <AnimLength>100</AnimLength>
        <Animation>
            <Parameter>
                <Code>(L:SUPER VIKING ATC1 BUTTON, bool) 100 *</Code>
                <Lag>950</Lag>
            </Parameter>
        </Animation>
   <MouseRect>
    <Cursor>Hand</Cursor>
    <TooltipText>ATC Background Chatter One</TooltipText>
   <CallbackCode>
        <MouseFlags>LeftSingle+RightSingle</MouseFlags>
          (M:Event) 'LeftSingle' scmp 0 ==
             if{
                 2 (>L:XMLSND195,enum)
                 1 (>L:SUPER VIKING ATC1 BUTTON, bool)
                 1 (&gt;L:XMLSND7,enum) } 
            (M:Event) 'RightSingle' scmp 0 ==
             if{
                0 (>L:SUPER VIKING ATC1 BUTTON, bool)
                1 (&gt;L:XMLStopSND,enum)
                1 (&gt;L:XMLSND7,enum) } 
   </CallbackCode>
   </MouseRect>
    </PartInfo>

 

[spokes2112]

Try taking the <MouseFlags> set and place it outside of <CallbackCode>.

ex.
.... <TooltipText>ATC Background Chatter One</TooltipText> <MouseFlags>LeftSingle+RightSingle</MouseFlags> <CallbackCode> (M:Event) 'LeftSingle' scmp 0 == ....

Roman

 

[lionheart]

Roger that. Thanks Roman.

 

[lionheart]

DANG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was it! A thousand thanks Roman...

Why didnt I see that... 3+ weeks on that code, lolololol... arrghhhh

 

[spokes2112]

Bill..
Sometimes it takes 2 sets of eyes.
I didn't catch it until I compared it to a known set of working code, similar to what you were trying to achieve.
Looked at it for 20 minutes before comparing! At first, it looked all good until that "ah - ha" moment..

Roman

 

[n4gix]

Sad to say, although I helped (well, tried to help) Bill, I managed to miss this myself, which is why I suggested the forum for a sanity check...