Storing a Cancelable in an Option Container in Verse Code (see description for updated video) @hawaiifilmschool
Storing a Cancelable in an Option Container in Verse Code (see description for updated video)  @hawaiifilmschool
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Here is a current update to this tutorial
youtu.be/LCG7JFzNyAw

We remade the tutorial because we realized that toggling the visibility of the UI image masked or hide the fact that we were cancelling the subscription too. To see the effect of the subscribing function, simply remove the code that allows for resubscription. If you do that, then the Button will only work one time.


This video shows how you can store a cancelable in an option container instead of an array. Usually cancelables are put in arrays, but that is not the only container they can be put in. This modifies the code we just did on this tutorial here:
youtu.be/L_oYVLzNTKE
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