Triggers

By default, FludeX opens with both triggers active simultaneously:

• Tap trigger — triple-tap the on-screen hit area (bottom-center). Works on all platforms.
• Keyboard trigger — press the BackQuote key (` / ~). Works on desktop and editor.

Both can be replaced or combined using Initialize(trigger).

Tap Trigger

A slightly visible hit area that opens the panel after N taps in a row. Respects device safe area automatically. Configure it by passing a FludexTapTriggerConfig when constructing FludexTapTrigger:

Property	Description	Default
TapsToShow	Number of taps required to open the panel	3
Position	Normalized screen position of the hit area	Bottom-center (0.5, 1.0)
Radius	Hit area size in pixels	30 px
Padding	Extra space around the hit area	20 px
Opacity	Visibility of the hit area (0 = invisible, 1 = fully visible)	0.05

FludeX.Instance.Initialize(new FludexCompositeTrigger(
    new FludexTapTrigger(new FludexTapTriggerConfig { TapsToShow = 5, Radius = 40 }),
    new FludexKeyboardTrigger()
));

Keyboard Trigger

Opens and closes the panel with a single key press. Uses OnGUI / Event.current — no Input System package dependency.

// Default key: BackQuote (` / ~)
FludeX.Instance.Initialize(new FludexKeyboardTrigger());

// Custom key — useful for non-US keyboard layouts
FludeX.Instance.Initialize(new FludexKeyboardTrigger(KeyCode.F12));

Composite Trigger

Combines multiple triggers so all are active at once:

FludeX.Instance.Initialize(new FludexCompositeTrigger(
    new FludexTapTrigger(settings),
    new FludexKeyboardTrigger()
));

Manual Control

If you want full control over when the panel appears — for example, opening it from a button in your own UI or tying it to a custom game event — pass FludexNoTrigger to skip the built-in triggers entirely and drive visibility from code:

FludeX.Instance.Initialize(new FludexNoTrigger());

// Open and close the panel whenever you need:
FludeX.Instance.Show();
FludeX.Instance.Hide();