SetNavigationGamepad
The SetNavigationGamepad function sets whether the specified Enum/UserInputType gamepad can move the GUI navigator. A gamepad that is allowed to move the GUI navigator is considered a navigation gamepad.
If the enabled argument is passed as true, the Gamepad can move the GUI navigator. If the argument is false, the Gamepad can not move the GUI navigator.
If you want to check if a specified Gamepad is a set to be a navigation gamepad, you can use the UserInputService/IsNavigationGamepad function. You can also use the UserInputService/GetNavigationGamepads to retrieve a list of all navigation gamepads.
Since UserInputService is client-side only, this function can only be used in a LocalScript.
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See also
UserInputService/GamepadConnectedUserInputService/GamepadDisconnectedUserInputService/GetConnectedGamepadsUserInputService/GetNavigationGamepadsUserInputService/IsNavigationGamepadUserInputService/IsGamepadButtonDownUserInputService/GetSupportedGamepadKeyCodesUserInputService/GetGamepadStateUserInputService/GetGamepadConnectedUserInputService/GamepadSupportsUserInputService/GamepadEnabled
Parameters
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Whether the specified gamepad can move the GUI navigator |
Returns
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Code Samples
UserInputService:SetNavigationGamepad
This example sets Enum/UserInputType|Gamepad1 as a navigation gamepad by passing Enum.UserInputType.Gamepad1 and true as arguments.
local UserInputService = game:GetService("UserInputService")
UserInputService:SetNavigationGamepad(EnumUserInputType.Gamepad1, true)