/// <summary>Attempts to find the element from the set WorldUI; if there is no WorldUI, the main UI is used.
/// This search uses the triangle of the hit to figure out exactly which element was clicked.</summary>
/// <param name="hit">The hit in 3D that must be resolved to an element.</param>
public void FindElement(RaycastHit hit)
{
// Which triangle was hit, and as a result, which element did it come from?
// If the element is found, apply it to our result; otherwise assume unsuccessful hit.
Renderman renderer = null;
if (OnWorldUI != null)
{
renderer = OnWorldUI.Renderer;
}
else
{
renderer = UI.GetRenderer();
}
if (renderer == null)
{
return;
}
Transform transform = hit.transform;
// Which batch? Will only be from the non-pooled ones:
UIBatch current = renderer.FirstBatch;
while (current != null)
{
if (current.Mesh.OutputTransform == transform)
{
// Got it!
break;
}
current = current.BatchAfter;
}
if (current == null)
{
return;
}
// Current is the batch the hit was on. Next, resolve to the MeshBlock and finally to the element that made it.
}
/// <summary>Called on a pool if a camera was requested.
/// This call occurs when something on the main UI is being rendered ontop of an inline camera.</summary>
public bool CheckCameraRequired()
{
if (!CameraRequested)
{
return(false);
}
// Clear the request:
CameraRequested = false;
// A camera is required!
// Get the main UI renderer:
Renderman renderer = UI.GetRenderer();
// We must create a UICamera (or pull one from the pool):
UICamera camera = GetPooledCamera();
if (camera == null)
{
// Create one:
camera = new UICamera(renderer);
}
// Add it to the main set:
AddCamera(camera);
// Next, set the current depth:
camera.SetDepth(AllocatedDepth);
// Finally, we must now make sure any batches are parented to this new camera.
// We do this by setting it to the root of the renderer:
renderer.Node = camera.Gameobject;
return(true);
}
