Is it possible to disable the greyed out state of disabled widget

[Kranfucius]

Hello,

in blueprints I use the “Set Is Enabled Node” on widgets to prevent them from being focused. So far everything work as intented but Unreal automatically apply a greyed out state to disabled widgets . Can I prevent this and keep their 100% opacity look

Thanks

[jwatte]

Yes, there is a Disabled style. You can set that to whatever you want, to match the Enabled style.

[Kranfucius]

Thanks for your answer, this work well with standard UMG buttons. I forgot to mention that I use “Common UI plugin” that use CommonButtonStyle for states styles . My buttons reference that style sheet and I do have a style with a tint of (1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0) for my Disabled state . But I still got a greyed out effect.

So maybe it’s an issue more related to CommonUI itself

[Kranfucius]

After further investigation I realized that what I want is to prevent Button child to have an opacity effect when the button is disabled. Same concern as this post :

How to prevent Unreal from changing disabled button's child opacity

Hi everyone, I want to implement simple tabs and so far everything works perfectly when I navigate between tabs. To indicate the current tab, I am disabling the current tab’s button. I also changed the disabled button’s style to look brighter instead of dimmer default look. But the button’s child image it seems to get some level of opacity and looks dimmer. And I cannot find how to prevent that.

Any idea on how to achieve that thanks a lto for your help

[Tegurd]

I’m sitting here with the same struggle. Did you ever solve this?

[carrot_soup (carrot stew)]

Bump because I also have this issue. I’ve configured the “Disabled” section under button’s appearance to exactly match the “Normal” section, with Opacity set to 1.0 everywhere, but it still appears greyed out.

[Tinouti1 (Tinouti)]

Same issue here. Did anyone find a solution for this?

[Jau_Studio (Jaufré)]

Hello,
Any news ?

[AfterTheRedLine]

I guess it’s not possible unless you change it from c++ “I didn’t check that”, but I believe if the purpose is only to make the user cannot use it like hover, click, etc… try to change the visibility of the button to “not hit testable (Self and all Children)”. That the first thing came to my mind.

[Mewbits]

On common buttons there is a bool option called ApplyAlphaOnDisable. The comment is wrong. What it actually does is apply an opacity effect if the button is disabled.

Or it should anyways if I’m understanding the code correctly. Haven’t been able to get it to work yet, puzzlingly enough. but according to the code it sets the alpha to .5 if it’s set to true (which it is by default).

[Mewbits]

Ah, it works if you set is interaction disabled instead of set is enabled.