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Im creating a turn base-fight game and I have the problem that I want to create a button where you can click it and then it need to click on the target enemy.

So far this is the part of the code I have:

public class FightScreen extends BaseScreen {

    LevelScreen previousMap;

    Champion fighterOne;

    boolean turn = true; //variable to set the turn of the player, if true is players turn, otherwise enemy turn

    EnemyFighters enemyOne;

    EnemyFighters enemyTwo;

    EnemyFighters enemyThree;

    boolean firstAttack = false;





public FightScreen(LevelScreen prev){

    super();

    previousMap = prev;

}





public void initialize() {

    //initialize the mapbackground

    BaseActor fightBackground = new BaseActor(0,0, mainStage);

    fightBackground.loadTexture( "assets/img/dungeon.png" );

    fightBackground.setSize(800,600);

    //initialize the actors at the screen

    fighterOne = new WarriorOne(mainStage);

    enemyOne = new BatFighter(mainStage);

    enemyTwo = new SkeletonFighter(mainStage);

    enemyThree = new ZombieFighter(mainStage);





    //create the buttons

    uiStage.addActor(fighterOne.getFirstButton());





    fighterOne.getFirstButton().addListener(

            (Event e) ->

            {



                if ( !(e instanceof InputEvent) )

                    return false;



                if ( !((InputEvent)e).getType().equals(InputEvent.Type.touchDown) )

                    return false;

                if (!(turn))

                    return false;

                firstAttack = true;

                System.out.println("we need a target please!");

                return true;

            }

    );

    enemyTwo.addListener(

            (Event o) ->

            {

                if ( !(o instanceof InputEvent) )

                    return false;



                if ( !((InputEvent)o).getType().equals(InputEvent.Type.touchDown) ){

                    return false;

                }

                if (firstAttack){

                    fighterOne.attackOne(enemyTwo);

                    firstAttack = false;

                    System.out.println("we delivered the attack! viva");

                    turn = !turn;

                }else

                    return false;



                return true;

            }

    );



}



public void update(float dt) {

    if (!(turn)){      

        enemyOne.attackOne(fighterOne);

        turn = !(turn);

        System.out.println("we got attacked by enemy");

        System.out.println("Our hero health is: "+ fighterOne.getHP());



    }

    if (Gdx.input.isButtonPressed(Input.Buttons.RIGHT)){

        System.out.println("setting attack to false");

        firstAttack = false;

    }

}

}

My issue is that when I press LEFT click in the mouse, both the eventListener for fighterOne and the listener in update are beeing call.

Is there a way to only listen a Leftclick when no object are beeing clicked in the update method of the class?

Thanks in advance.