I tried using InputActionProperty and selecting the binding buttons from specyfic controllers in inspector:
[SerializeField] private InputActionProperty AButtonAction;
[SerializeField] private InputActionProperty BButtonAction;
[SerializeField] private InputActionProperty XButtonAction;
[SerializeField] private InputActionProperty YButtonAction;
but it didn’t work and I have no idea how to do it. i tried googling it but that didn’t help.
Whats your code look like?
Did you subscribe to them like this? I am using a InputActionReference here though.
private InputActionReference openMenuInputLeftHand, openMenuInputRightHand;
private void Start()
{
openMenuInputLeftHand.action.Enable();
openMenuInputRightHand.action.Enable();
openMenuInputLeftHand.GetInputAction().performed += x => ToggleInventoryAtController();
openMenuInputRightHand.GetInputAction().performed += x => ToggleInventoryAtController();
}
i created the actions in the action map with action type = button.
for A and X, i use: path = “primaryButton[RightHand XR Controller]” (or left)
for B and Y, i use: path = “secondaryButton[RightHand XR Controller]” (or left)
I also use InputActionReference in script rather than property.
subscribing to myInputActionRef.action.started should listen for on press
subscribing to myInputActionRef.action.cancel should listen for on release
not sure about myInputActionRef.action.performed, i usually use those for continuous inputs and not binary buttons.
