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Start of frame. You can try add a editbox and get focus on it. I'm not sure this is the way to do it.
The Window Control object has a Focus option :
X Window has focus
=> Set Focus
That should do the trick.
In my experience with Fusion this is an issue that cannot be easily solved. All inputs to set frame focus require the frame to be properly booted, therefore even Windows control is not relyable to force a frame focus on all systems.
Taskbar flickering was a thing I got very annoyed with on frame shifts, it happened mainly on Win 7 systems tho. The only workaround I found was to almost never restart or shift frames, this is only possible in mono-frame engines tho and not an option for many.
Start of frame. You can try add a editbox and get focus on it. I'm not sure this is the way to do it.
I'll try this next time I have some spare time! Thanks for the idea!
The Window Control object has a Focus option :
X Window has focus
=> Set FocusThat should do the trick.
I tried this but sadly, it didn't work.
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