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Stay away from me and my mods with your self righteous attitude. Any further comment from you on any page will be deleted and reported to steam.
Your mod can still be used for the "older" NPSBD, it's not fully redundant. Although this mod should be able to handle either NPSBD or CPS (maybe even RPGO's version of this screen too), I don't know, I didn't do the testing :) :)
@IceLancer
Screen.IsA('xxx') needs to be handled with extreme care as it will be true for any&all subclasses of the screen. If used in an incorrect way or on some certain screens/UI chains it can end up causing some extreme lag. Thankfully it works flawlessly for the use case presented here in this example.
The Button identification 'trick' only worked because in the original ITCH mod, Dare had the good sense to actually name the button. This is not always the case.
Having a mod like this (that *forces* controller compatibility) is cool and everything, but it should be a 'last resort' style thing, instead of a common practice.
Ha! Funny preview image! I'm almost tempted to claim it's copyrighted.
I may have helped with the code, but you did the testing and compiling, etc.
I'm just happy it worked.