[SOLVED]Textbutton won't hover on SetVariable action

[awonderL]

I'm having a weird issue that I can't quite figure out.

In my code, I have a textbutton that's supposed to hover when I mouse over it, except it doesn't.

I'm pretty sure I've determined the cause: I have an action (one of a few) on said textbutton, SetVariable("player_choice", 0).

Now if player_choice is already at 0, the button won't hover. If I change the player_choice value before testing the button with the SetVariable info staying the same, it hovers like expected. I should also point out that regardless of whether or not the textbutton hovers, it still works. Clicking it produces the desired effects of my actions in all scenarios; it just doesn't hover if I set up the situation as previously mentioned.

Is this intended or is there a reason why this is happening that I'm unaware of? I'm not very familiar with python.

[PyTom]

If player_choice is 0, then the variable will be in the selected_hover style prefix. Chances are, the selected style prefix is being styled in a way that overrides the hover style prefix, and hence hence the button isn't changing.

If you hover the button, and then click on the name of the style next to the text, you can see where this is set.

[awonderL]

Thanks for your help, PyTom!

Your info directed me to use the SelectedIf distinction on one my actions to prevent the styling.