Detect user input during app initialization?

c4cc wrote:

I’m trying to get variable puzzles’ values triggered for fullscreen even though scene is initially loading

variables used in the Init tab are not seen and can’t be used in other tabs.

c4cc wrote:

Any way for puzzles to respond when user input for html element is clicked on during app initialization?

As KDV mentioned, variables aren’t shared between the Init and Play stages.
We can simply move the fullscreen event puzzle from the first tab to the other tab, with one condition: the custom fullscreen element must not be placed in the parent document.

This way, you can trigger the fullscreen event during the Init stage, and once loading is complete, those variables will automatically update. There’s no need to modify them in the Init stage, because changing them early won’t have any effect before the game finishes loading.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by QiangGe.
• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by QiangGe.

but what is Vv4D here?

Since we used the preloader puzzle, the default loading progress bar is no longer available.
So I added the simplest progress bar plugin puzzle. In the current example, this puzzle is already disabled, so you can consider it as if it’s not there—it won’t affect loading.

Perhaps you haven’t used plugin puzzles before, so I’ve shared a set of free puzzle installation packages that include this puzzle. You can download and use them freely.

For installation instructions, you can check the documentation page and search for “Example Plugin.”

c4cc wrote:

sorry, I tried this but it didn’t work

The key is that you modified the variable, but I didn’t see you calling it,
The update can be triggered only when it is called. You can call it in the full screen event or in the animation cycle

c4cc wrote:

How is the procedure puzzles in your example above relevant to calling puzzles? All it does is f12 print to console comments

Using console.log is the easiest way to check things. When you toggle fullscreen mode, you can see how the variable values change.

Exactly how you use these variables in your project depends on your game’s setup. If possible, could you zip up the whole project and upload it somewhere like Google Drive? Then I can take a closer look and help figure out the missing pieces.