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• ChrisIceBox

  June 2014

  Not quite sure I follow.  Could you give a more "real case" scenario of how it'd work?
  
• joshuabogart

  June 2014

  Sure, no problem. Basically, I have a cutscene that is currently set up as a title screen. My entire interaction takes place within one scene. I have a topic menu on the title screen cutscene that will link to 9 other cutscenes. In these 9 linked cutscenes, each is a beginning of a series of following cutscenes. Once a series of cutscenes finishes, it will link back to the original title screen cutscene. With that said, I basically need to lock all of the buttons on the menu except the first link. This will prevent the user from going out of sequence. They need to go through the cutscenes sequentially, and these menu buttons will unlock as they go. 
• ChrisIceBox

  June 2014

  Thanks for the description, but I don't understand why you'd need to lock elements for this, when hiding/showing them would do the trick (unless I'm missing something).  When it comes to a menu, locking it basically means any regular calls to display it will be ignored. 
  
• joshuabogart

  June 2014

  It would be nice to be able to see upcoming steps or sequences in a menu, but you just have to go through various steps first before each button is unlocked. I suppose I could just create 9 different menus consisting of 1 button each and do it that way, although slightly superfluous.
• joshuabogart

  June 2014

  Creating two menus did the trick! Second menu is just labels.