ToggleInput keybind does not work unless plugin settings are changed after PIE has been already started once

[doanamo]

It seems that ToggleInput binding added in this code does not carry over to future PIE instances (if none have been started yet):

if (UPlayerInput* DefaultPlayerInput = GetMutableDefault<UPlayerInput>())
{
	UpdatePlayerInput(DefaultPlayerInput, KeyBind);
}

Tested in Unreal Engine 5.3.2 - this is an issue in editor and also standalone game.

[doanamo]

Looks like replacing GetMutableDefault<UPlayerInput>() with GetMutableDefault<UEnhancedPlayerInput>() in aforementioned code (after adding appropriate dependencies) fixes the issue. I guess this issue has started occuring after UE transitioned to using EnhancedInput by default? For backward compatibility, defaults should be modified for both classes.

[focusright]

Besides the above mentioned, you also have to add this into ImGui.uplugin

"Plugins": [
		{
			"Name": "EnhancedInput",
			"Enabled": true
		}
	]

"EnhancedInput" into Source/ImGui/ImGui.Build.cs

		PrivateDependencyModuleNames.AddRange(
			new string[]
			{
				"CoreUObject",
				"Engine",
				"InputCore",
				"Slate",
				"SlateCore",
				"EnhancedInput",
			}
			);

and include at the top of Source/ImGui/Private/Utilities/DebugExecBindings.cpp #include "EnhancedPlayerInput.h"

This is done in this pull request.

[jonpas]

This should be properly fixed in 633e3eb56d141805eedb62ce69afe5cc56a0dec6.