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Yeah it was a rabbithole trying to add that in CS1. Basically anywhere in code an add a binding, and there's very to little to know where that code was from programmatically until it is actually...fired. So unless you want to hit all your bindings every time you want this menu, or some static code analysis of your mods, this was many hours of time wasted on "holy hell this is a complete mess". They're not added to a central store of event trackers or a publish/subscribe model that is accessible to mods. Only somewhere in unity knows it's listening for a key. And we know it's listening for a key, sure, but..not which key. And not which mod. Not until the event is triggered. 🙃
Why are the subscriber so less?
It is most useful
Thank you
2) I only was able to repro this in an edge case where I accidentally hit Overlayer 2's hotkey, F3, in the option menu for this mod when changing another hotkey (likely my TM:PE hotkey, F2?). This then caused the "remove hotkey" (which is also "UI Button") to be registered to F3. It appears these are both in "root", since Overlayer 2 is always shown, and the mod configuration screen must have a special property.The solution is not to accidentally hit that key there -- and if you do remove BOTH hotkeys and restart - I'm not sure it's repro-able anywhere else.
The options in the "New Shortcut" window are important.
Always Enable "Trigger only if visible".
The "Use button's full path" option is a bit more complicated.
First select one of the networks (eg road) and assign the four keys to the four buttons. In that case, disable the option.
https://imgur.com/kyNEUQB
The shortcut keys now work for all network types (water pipes, paths, park area paths, train tracks).
All share the "Shift + 1" and "Shift + 4" keys.
Then it's time to assign the same key to the buttons other than the network.
You will be asked "override" when assigning the "Shift + 1" key to "fill". Select "NO". The "New shortcut" window is still open.
Press the "Shift + 1" key, then enable the "Use button's full path" option. "OK".
https://imgur.com/mDRLm0c
Then, make all the settings with the buttons you want to assign the "Shift + 1" key to.
Always don't override, Always enable "Use button's full path".
https://imgur.com/1uUBZwU
It works for me