How to use GUI.enabled?

I wish to disable ONE particular button when a condition is satisfied.. Just One button, not the entire gui thats connected in this window, just one button. Is that possible?

Code (csharp):

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2.  
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4.             if(GUI.Button(new Rect (240,260,25,20),"+"))
5.        
6.             {
7.                 convertAmount +=5;                                     
8.                             currentAmount -=5;              
9.                 if(currentAmount < 0) currentAmount = 0;
10.                
11.             }    
12.              
13.              else
14.  
15.              {
16.                 if(currentAmount< 5) GUI.enabled = false;
17.              }
18.                  
19.              
20.         //I just want to disable this button, and no other button.
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22.  

Thanks
~K

 

The docs seem to explain it quite well.

Code (csharp):

1. GUI.enabled = false;
2. // button code
3. GUI.enabled = true;

--Eric

 

Hi Eric!

Yeah, I see the docs, and I see other examples but I don't see a proper example that would allow a button or anything else to disabled from am if statement- or rather, a buttoned statement wrapped within an if statement, so that when i press my button another button is disabled.

An if you think the toggle button example has any practical value then ........????

LOL..

I don't see that "most practical and fundamental" example.

Can you help me?

The code you displayed above is what i have been using, but how do I implement it, how does it fit in a simple example?
When I used GUI.enabled true/false, my entire GUI layout(for that component) was disabled, but i just want 1 button within the layout to be disabled.

How do I disable a button by pressing my intended button? (not disable a component, but disable a button)

Thanks Again
~K

 

Add a boolean toggle as an additional conditional. Done.

Try the Scripting sub-forum next time.

 

I'm not clear as to how the example in the docs isn't practical; it seems to be exactly what you're asking for.

--Eric

 

LOL..

 

If its so practical then how bout somebody throws some code up and show me how practical it is..

If yall say things are easy then be the man and demonstrate folks.

 

You want to disable a different, second button from that first button? Try this:

Code (csharp):

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2. bool enableOtherButton = true;
3.  
4. if(GUI.Button(new Rect (240,260,25,20),"+"))
5.        
6.             {
7.                 convertAmount +=5;                                     
8.                             currentAmount -=5;              
9.                 if(currentAmount < 0) currentAmount = 0;
10.                                 enableOtherButton = true;
11.                
12.             }    
13.              
14.              else
15.  
16.              {
17.                 if(currentAmount< 5) enableOtherButton = false;
18.              }
19.                  
20.              
21.         //I just want to disable this button, and no other button.
22.                 GUI.enabled = enableOtherButton;
23.                 if(GUI.Button(etc, etc, all the code for your second button..... )                
24.                 GUI.enabled = true;
25.