Have two scenarios A and B, in scene after 1 click of A button on A load scenario B, B after loading scene, the mouse to click the button 2, incident response is still in the scene, A scene B as just A mask layer, how be to return A responsibility excuse me?
Scenario A hanging script, button 1 event
Void Click_Show ()
{
StartCoroutine (Show);
}

IEnumerator Show ()
{
Yield return SceneManager. LoadSceneAsync (" SceneLog, "LoadSceneMode. I.e.);
SceneLog SceneManager. SetActiveScene (SceneManager. GetSceneByName (" "));
}

Scenario B hang up another script, button 2 events
Public void onClick_Pre ()
{
//code

}

CodePudding user response:

You this kind of writing is not jump scene,
Void Click_Show ()
{
SceneLog SceneManager. LoadScene (" ");
}
If not, you write your requirements in the know I'm watching,

CodePudding user response:

Scene jump SceneManager. LoadScene (" scenario name or index "); Write a click event to the button to see if the update () start () or something accidentally call. You can use the debug log test

CodePudding user response:

reference 1/f, it's ok to write notes response:

you this kind of writing is not jump scene,
Void Click_Show ()
{
SceneLog SceneManager. LoadScene (" ");
}
If not, you write your requirements in the know I'm watching,

Jump model with more scene, scene from A to B, B in A, my question is why the mouse incident response or A scene, or click on A scene,

CodePudding user response:

You said, in A, B is added to the scene, and not jump, so two scenarios of the Button click event are useful,

CodePudding user response:

Jump LoadSceneMode. I.e. this way, there is no reaction, B on A response