Possibility to complety disable an event

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Tarzin
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Possibility to complety disable an event

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I use brushes which are sometime shown, sometimes hidden. (ex, when pointer goes on a brush another brush appear or an action is done)

So actually, even if a brush is not shown on screen, event remains active.
A great feature would be:

If brush n°1 is not ACTIVE, event is not ACTIVE
if brush n°1 is hidden, event remains ACTIVE

or possibility to tell:
if brush n°1 is shown then brush n°2 (and its events) are NOT ACTIVE

I dream that's already present in V3.... ;)
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Re: Possibility to complety disable an event

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If you are using #LAYERBUTTON with MakeButton(), then the noautohide input (set to FALSE) might do what you are asking (if I understand the question correctly).
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Re: Possibility to complety disable an event

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Thanks for your answer
I use (in this case) Designer. (which creates layerbutton)

There's an option in advanced actions to hide button but I didn't managed to use it successfully. (doc is really short about this option)

First button created (active on mouse movement)
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Second button created (active on move movement too)
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When mouse pointer in located on both button, two buttons appaer
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How to makes button 2 DISABLED when button 1 is active?
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Re: Possibility to complety disable an event

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If you only want to use Designer, then you are probably stuck; but if you don't mind editing the code by hand, you can use DisableButton() and EnableButton() to accomplish what you want.
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Re: Possibility to complety disable an event

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If you only want to use Designer, then you are probably stuck; but if you don't mind editing the code by hand, you can use DisableButton() and EnableButton() to accomplish what you want.
Yes, that's why it was in Whishlist ;)
Ok, no solution for the moment with Designer 2. Hope Designer will help me!
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