Proximity Prompt Release

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#123

For a number of reasons, yes.
A maze game for instance is a quick and easy example. A player must find the key to the exit. They can rearrange their “line of sight”, pick it up, and head back over to their normal line of sight, all without moving.

With the server-side this wouldn’t happen. It is a fairly obscure issue that can probably be fixed with some simple scripting from the developer themselves by implementing a server-sided check within the function, but overall it would be nice if a future update presented this check on the server side.

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#126

yes, otherwise they would have updated the beta post

#127

If the player is on mobile, are they also able to use the Proxmity Prompt?

#128

I think so as long as ProximityPrompt.ClickablePrompt is on.

#129

This is going to be an amazing feature, thank you for creating it! Definitely better than having to script my own.

I’m just curious if there will be any other styles added or will it stay as Default/Custom?

#130

Is there a way to disable proximityprompts on certain clients only? For example, when you are talking to a NPC?

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#132

I’m trying to figure out how PromptShown works, but there is no documentation describing the event.

proxPromt.PromptShown:Connect(function(Player)
	print(Player,"true")
end)

Are there any arguments I’m missing?

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#133

PromptShown fires when the prompt pops up for the user to interact with

ProximityPrompt.PromptShown:Connect(function(input)
    print(input)
end)

It passes a ProximityPromptInputType object instead of a Player object.

#134 
Prompt.Triggered:Connect(function(Player)
     print("Whatever")
end)

Triggered event its used to fire when a player activate / hold the key it also has a Player argument

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#135

thanks, but when I tried this still nothing happened. do you think it’s not released yet?

#136

It should work, I tried it a few minutes ago. If you have RequiresLineOfSight enabled for the prompt, try disabling it

#137

Yeah, idk why it’s not working for me, I tried disabling the RequiresLineOfSight, and still got the same result.

#138

It is released, maybe reinstall Studio?

#139

Someone here know how to fix this bug?
https://gyazo.com/f92edafaaeb813531cfb2312ed6a0752

or if its planned to be fixed?

#140

Weird, check your MaxDistance.

#141

Any chance we’ll be able to customize PromixtyPrompts? Only then would this be a feature I’d reallly find a use case for.

#142

I had one resoultion and that was to make another button/part that would be infront of your object and just have the proximity prompt in that. (So not inside the Humanoid if thats what your doing).

Also check your Maxdistance too.

#143

ClickablePrompt only affects desktop users. Mobile users will always be able to tap it even if ClickablePrompt is off.

#144

You already can

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#145

So I’m using custom UIs with the proximity prompt here and I’m curious how I can get the direct path to the UI so I can allow users to click it as well. (I have the actual clicking part in the button on all the UIs when its created not in the actual interactions)
https://gyazo.com/7353cfb519538f50bd654c78509b534d - Video
tldr - I used a custom UI and can’t use my mouse to activate it (For mobile support) any suggestions?