Linked button + control processor id

[BWSounds]

If you have a button linked to another button on a different script processor, is it possible to still have that same button control something else? Like to open or close a panel?

Ive looked at ppl with similar post but, not like this so I haven't had any luck scripting.

[d.healey]

No. You can either use parameter/processor ID or you can use a custom control callback. Not both.

[BWSounds]

ok, so here is the code, I transferred it to the main script.
is it possible to add a call that opens and closes a panel within this code?

inline function onBbutton1Control(component, value)

 
{
    {
     
        local indexes = [];
        
        for(i = 0; i < SliderPack2.getNumSliders(); i++)
    
    {
            if (SliderPack2.getSliderValueAt(i) == 1)
                indexes.push(i);
    }
        
        local arr = getPossibleValues(indexes);
        arr = shuffle(arr);
        setSliders(indexes, arr);
        
    }
    
};


Content.getComponent("Bbutton1").setControlCallback(onBbutton1Control);

[d.healey]

@BWSounds Yes, just add it as you would if there was no other code in the callback

[ulrik]

@BWSounds David is right, but if you make a reference to the scriptprocessor
you can link the 2 buttons together and still have the opportunity to use the mainbtn callback for other purposes, like this:

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That is if you don't want to move your code from the other script processor