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Mouse area without cursor change?
Mouse area without cursor change?
Hi
I'm trying to hide some part of my GUI with a picture.
Problem: Even though its on top layer it wont block the mouse areas on layer below. For example if there is a knob under this picture, it is still active.
Using mouse area and Mouse Ldown i solved it, but there is another problem; Now the mouse cursor changes in this area. I don't want that. I want it to act like there is nothing there.
Is there a quick way to fix this?
I'm trying to hide some part of my GUI with a picture.
Problem: Even though its on top layer it wont block the mouse areas on layer below. For example if there is a knob under this picture, it is still active.
Using mouse area and Mouse Ldown i solved it, but there is another problem; Now the mouse cursor changes in this area. I don't want that. I want it to act like there is nothing there.
Is there a quick way to fix this?
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Re: Mouse area without cursor change?
Well thanks, that works fine.
The switch disables mouse area for the knob. So we have to do this for every knob, slider...etc? I was trying to avoid this.
It would be much simpler and useful if there was a silent mouse area or something like that; then we have to do it for just the image.
The switch disables mouse area for the knob. So we have to do this for every knob, slider...etc? I was trying to avoid this.
It would be much simpler and useful if there was a silent mouse area or something like that; then we have to do it for just the image.