Boolean Event

Calls Udon events on other behaviours whenever a boolean value turns true or false - optionally delayed.

since v0.7.0localsynchronizedpersisted

Component	Add Component menu / prefab	Source
Boolean Event Applicator`VRCTools.World.Values.Applicators.BooleanEventApplicator`	`Values › Applicators › Boolean Event Applicator`	BooleanEventApplicator.cs ↗

Bridges values and your own (or third party) Udon behaviours: whenever the boolean changes, the applicator calls a list of custom events - one list for true, one for false. Use it to start and stop a video player, play a sound when a door unlocks or reset a game when the instance owner flips a switch.

Parameters

Section	Parameter	Default	Description
	Type / Source	`LOCAL`	The boolean value to watch.
Targets	True State Events	empty	Behaviour + event name pairs called when the value becomes `true`.
	False State Events	empty	Behaviour + event name pairs called when the value becomes `false`.
Delay	Delay Mode	`NONE`	`NONE`, `FRAMES` or `SECONDS`.
	Delay Frames	`0`	Frames to wait before calling the events (`FRAMES`).
	Delay Seconds	`0`	Seconds to wait before calling the events (`SECONDS`).
	Delay Timing	`Update`	When the delayed event is executed: `Update` or `LateUpdate`.

Events are called with SendCustomEvent, so the target methods must be public. Entries with a missing behaviour or an empty event name are skipped with a warning.

Unlike other applicators, the Boolean Event Applicator does not explicitly re-apply the initial state after start-up. It may still receive a value’s initial update (depending on the order in which Udon starts behaviours), and persisted values announce their restored state once loaded. Make sure your events are safe to run when a player joins.

Events are not cancelled when the value changes again during the delay. Flipping a value quickly with a long delay results in both the true and false events firing (in order).