Unity SINGLE, DOUBLE and LONG mouse click Tutorial || SkillBased Tutorials

[@brief9824]

How to restrict single tap when performing double tap? As you can see in your video, before double tap it always calls single tap function

[@justinroski4994]

Just in case you have multiple GameObjects in the scene that you'd like to apply this to instead of it being 'double click anywhere to work' use: public void OnPointerClick(PointerEventData eventData) instead of private void update()

[@davegamedevelopment]

If you have any questions, feel free to ask them here in the comment section.

[@austinc2997]

Looking for a solution to find out if I hold mouse button 2 down for x amount of seconds then Enable another method.

[@maindepth8830]

There are a few issues with this method

[@RB_MAFIA]

nice video

[@ZoharN]

nice video!

[@davegamedevelopment]

Thanks!

[@ZoharN]

plus I don't know how you are recording your videos but every one of them looks blurry maybe try and fix that

[@davegamedevelopment]

@@ZoharN Yeah sorry, I recorded it right but I zoomed in afterwards so you can read the code better. That made it blurry I guess, or do you think my newest video is also blurry?

[@ZoharN]

Yes

[@ZoharN]

Maybe instead of zooming afterwards try and zoom in visual studio itself

[@LaughingMan44]

Bad code. Single tap will get called even if it's a double tap

[@ttkzephonim]

This is not bad code. If he would have covered your scenario another person would complain that it did not fire single tap first. Its about requirements

[@berkant5016]

How do I code hacks for Fortnite? #VictoryRoyale

[@shadbh2]

fortnite uses unreal engine (c++) not c#, and i doubt you can hack fortnite

[@amiprogramming4897]

no

[@samuelgirmagirma4019]

simple download the game and reverse compiler the game! BTW it is kanda illegal so just don't do it