[Solved]Bypassing imagebutton's hovred-action corelation under condition

[Doeny]

Alright, I know the subject is unintelligible, but what I mean is some time ago I realized that if you put an imagebutton's 'action' under a condition, the 'hovered' statement is automatically locked under that condition aswell. Is there a way to bypass it? (without having to write another copy/paste part of the screen)

[m_from_space]

Alright, I know the subject is unintelligible, but what I mean is some time ago I realized that if you put an imagebutton's 'action' under a condition, the 'hovered' statement is automatically locked under that condition aswell. Is there a way to bypass it? (without having to write another copy/paste part of the screen)

Not sure I'm following, you probably mean the "sensitive" property is related to the "action" property. Otherwise please provide an example!

[Doeny]

Not sure I'm following, you probably mean the "sensitive" property is related to the "action" property. Otherwise please provide an example!

Alright, I'll just show it on a part of the code.

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vbox:
    for item in decor_list:
        if item.type == e_type and item.place == e_place and item.slot == 1:
            button:
                if e_place == 2:
                    xpos 230
                    ypos 684
                else:
                    xpos 104
                    ypos 686
                add item.img
                hovered [SetVariable("decor_selected", item), SetVariable("decor_name", item.name), Show("empty_mats_needed")]
                unhovered [SetVariable("decor_name", ""), Hide("empty_mats_needed")]
                if decor_upgrade == 0:
                    if item.wood <= wood and item.rock <= rock and item.fabric <= fabric:
                        if e_place == 1:
                            action [SetVariable("wood", wood - item.wood), SetVariable("rock", rock - item.rock), SetVariable("fabric", fabric - item.fabric), Jump("start")]
                        elif e_place == 2:
                            action [SetVariable("wood", wood - item.wood), SetVariable("rock", rock - item.rock), SetVariable("fabric", fabric - item.fabric), Jump("start")]
                        else:
                            action [SetVariable("wood", wood - item.wood), SetVariable("rock", rock - item.rock), SetVariable("fabric", fabric - item.fabric), Jump("start")]
                else:
                    action Function(renpy.notify, "You can't do that now.")
        if item.type == type and item.place == e_place and item.slot == 2:
        .....
        .....
        .....

Each line here is in fact longer, I just shortened them to don't make a big mess here. But what caught my attention is that if I don't have any e.g. wood, which is a condition above action, I can't hover over certain slots to trigger them.

[Ocelot]

Button with no action is considered insensitive and does not respond to evens. You have to have an action to have a working button.

[m_from_space]

Each line here is in fact longer, I just shortened them to don't make a big mess here. But what caught my attention is that if I don't have any e.g. wood, which is a condition above action, I can't hover over certain slots to trigger them.

Ocelot already stated it and I want to make it clear: You always need an action inside a button, even if it doesn't do anything. So in case you have no wood etc. insert this:

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action NullAction()

[Doeny]

Each line here is in fact longer, I just shortened them to don't make a big mess here. But what caught my attention is that if I don't have any e.g. wood, which is a condition above action, I can't hover over certain slots to trigger them.

Ocelot already stated it and I want to make it clear: You always need an action inside a button, even if it doesn't do anything. So in case you have no wood etc. insert this:

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action NullAction()

Alright, got it. Thank you guys!