Enabling 1 [TabGroup] enables all of them

[nnra6864]

This is the code:

        [HorizontalGroup("Fade")]
        [Title("Fade In")]
        [HideLabel]
        public bool OverrideFadeIn;

        [HorizontalGroup("Fade")]
        [Title("Fade Out")]
        [HideLabel]
        public bool OverrideFadeOut;

        [EnableIf(nameof(OverrideFadeIn), true)]
        [TabGroup("Fade In")]
        public bool FadeIn;

        [EnableIf(nameof(OverrideFadeOut), true)]
        [TabGroup("Fade Out")]
        public bool FadeOut;

So enabling/disabling either of the overrides will cause both tabs to become visible/invisible.

[ZackPer]

@nnra6864 interesting... I will check this one in the near future!

[ZackPer]

Hello @nnra6864 !

I finally had time to look into this, sorry but the last weeks have been so full!

Can you clarify more, what you are after with this layout? Because the main problem is your parameters on the TabGroup or the order of your attributes.

First, TabGroup can receive two parameters. One to declare the name of the different tab groups, and another to define the tab name (subsection).

Second, dont forget that attribute order matters! By having the EnableIf > TabGroup > Property, you dictate that enable if is applied on tab group. If you reverse this to TabGroup > EnableIf > Property, then EnableIf is only applied to the attribute.

In case you wanted the entire tab to disappear and not have it shown as an option, thats not possible with the current structure of Artifice.

Example:

    [HorizontalGroup("Fade")]
    [Title("Fade In")]
    [HideLabel]
    public bool OverrideFadeIn;

    [HorizontalGroup("Fade")]
    [Title("Fade Out")]
    [HideLabel]
    public bool OverrideFadeOut;

    [TabGroup("Fade In")]
    [EnableIf(nameof(OverrideFadeIn), true)]
    public bool FadeInOption1;

    [TabGroup("Fade In")]
    [EnableIf(nameof(OverrideFadeIn), true)]
    public bool FadeInOption2;
    
    [TabGroup("Fade Out")]
    [EnableIf(nameof(OverrideFadeOut), true)]
    public bool FadeOutOption1;
    
    [TabGroup("Fade Out")]
    [EnableIf(nameof(OverrideFadeOut), true)]
    public bool FadeOutOption2;
}

Let m,e know if this was that you wanted, so we can close up the issue. Thanks as always for giving feedback!

[nnra6864]

Hey, it's completely fine, I've been busy myself so no hurry at all.
I was trying to do precisely what's not possible, make the entire tab disappear.
I since switched to a completely different UI that doesn't require this so it's fine if it's impossible.
Should I close the issue or should I leave it open in case you plan to look into this in the future?