Timeout in "If Confirm then" with default answer

mcaveira

New member
Hi everyone,
I would like to propose a timeout in a "If Confirm then" Action. The user could also decide if the default answer would be Yes or No.
Hope more people find this feature useful.

Cheers
 

FrameXX

Well-known member
You could try using UiTask plugin. It has way more options for these kind of windows. You couldn't use it directly as Condition but you can save user reaction into variable so there surely is some way.

Cheers 🥂
 

Dm114

Well-known member
Hi everyone,
I would like to propose a timeout in a "If Confirm then" Action. The user could also decide if the default answer would be Yes or No.
Hope more people find this feature useful.

Cheers
Why not to use 'Dialog box option' which allow 3 different answers with a timeout in the default one? Is that what you are looking for?
 

mcaveira

New member
Why not to use 'Dialog box option' which allow 3 different answers with a timeout in the default one? Is that what you are looking for?
Perfect, that's exactly what I wanted, didn't know this was available. I will close the topic. Thanks again!

EDIT: maybe I am doing it wrong, but you can't really have a yes/no scenario in that Dialog Box options, t seems to be locked to specific options. At least for me it would be good to have a timeout for simple yes/no
 
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I'm sure you're past this already, but for future readers:
As a workaround you could make dedicated macros to set a variable to 'yes' or 'no' (or whatever you need) and call those from the timed dialog.
 
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