Different animations for materialUI RoundedRectButtons

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#1

Hey guys, 

So I am using materialUI to create some simple interfaces, I have a back button currently that I want to go back to my menu scene.

Right now I am using this code to create the button to go back to the menu:

mui.newRoundedRectButton ({ name = "back\_nav\_button", text = "nothing", width = mui.getScaleVal(80), height = mui.getScaleVal(80), textColor = { 0,0,0,0 }, radius = 10, callBack = mui.actionSwitchScene, callBackData = { sceneDestination = "title", sceneTransitionColor = { .5,.5,.5 }, sceneTransitionAnimation = true }, image = { src = "images/back-icon-sheet.png", sheetIndex = 1, touchIndex = 2, touchFadeAnimation = true, touchFadeAnimationSpeedOut = 500, sheetOptions = { width = 101, height = 101, numFrames = 2 } } })

I was wondering if there was a was to have a different animation than the current one which is a bubble transition, ideally a way to have the scene transition like it does natively with composer.goToScene().

I tried using callBack = composer.goToScene( “menu” ), but that call is placed as soon as this current scene is created, not after the back button is pressed.

Thanks for your help.

#2

For anyone who is looking at this in the future,

I made a real rookie mistake…

When using mui, and callbacks, just dont include the function brackets, and then within a local function you can goToScene to natively transition between scenes. 

--so like mui.someThing ({ callback = myTransitionFunc }) --not mui.someThings ({ callback = myTransitionFunc() })

which as I look at it now, is very obvious

#3

Your code is identical in lua and is not your issue…

local function blah()

is exactly the same as

local blah = function()
#4

Ya my bad, edited it now, thanks for the save

#5

For anyone who is looking at this in the future,

I made a real rookie mistake…

When using mui, and callbacks, just dont include the function brackets, and then within a local function you can goToScene to natively transition between scenes. 

--so like mui.someThing ({ callback = myTransitionFunc }) --not mui.someThings ({ callback = myTransitionFunc() })

which as I look at it now, is very obvious

#6

Your code is identical in lua and is not your issue…

local function blah()

is exactly the same as

local blah = function()
#7

Ya my bad, edited it now, thanks for the save