I’m trying to create a simple option toggle with the Toggle component. When I hook up a callback for OnValueChanged and run the game, I noticed that the callback always receives whatever value I set in the Toggle window in the inspector - either true or false?
public void OnToggle(bool selected)
{
Debug.Log(selected);
}
Isn’t the callback supposed to pass the current value of the toggle itself, not a constant boolean value?
Make sure you select the method located under the “Dynamic bool” header.
Ah, that’ll do it! Don’t know how I managed to miss that. Thanks!
Got the same unobvious problem, thanks for time saved!
Thanks for the solution, I just discovered the “dynamic” option that displays the function twice. You saved my day
OMG i was trying to figure this out for an hour and never noticed there was two sections LOL. thanks so much!
Thanks man
3 years later and your post is still helping noobs like me. Thanks.
Wow, I needed some minutes to figure out “where and what” dynamic bool header is.
Hope this screen can save some minutes to somebody
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You saved time for me!
Still going strong. This thread just rescued me, too.
Thank you save me time!
Thanks a lot!
If only I got a dollar for every like.
THANK YOU! STILL GOING STRONG!
Woah, can not believe I have missed it as well.
Many thanks for the help!
Old thread but still saved me, who worked with Unity for 5 years but didn’t know there’s a dynamic functions can be used in Toggle…
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Me too - FIVE years later.
Can someone confirm that it actually works?
I have a simple toggle button that calls on the event “OnValueChanged” a call a GameObject.SetActive in dynamic mode and it doesn’t work. If I use the static mode it does work.
Unity 2019.3.0f6
Edit: It won’t work if fast play mode is enabled. It has to go through the normal full Domain/Scene etc reload when hitting play.