/// <summary>Checks if the given hit was on a WorldUI. If it was, it runs the click and returns true.</summary>
/// <param name="hit">The successful raycast hit.</param>
public static HitResult HandleUIHit(RaycastHit hit)
{
HitResult result = new HitResult();
Transform transform = hit.transform;
// Only occurs in physics mode - we're looking for a transform with the following name:
if (transform.name == "PowerUI-CMesh")
{
// Great! Hit the main UI.
// Which element did it come from?
result.FindElement(hit);
}
return(result);
}
/// <summary>Checks if the given hit was on a WorldUI. If it was, it runs the click and returns true.</summary>
/// <param name="hit">The successful raycast hit.</param>
public static HitResult HandleWorldUIHit(RaycastHit hit)
{
HitResult result = new HitResult();
Transform transform = hit.transform;
if (WorldInputMode == InputMode.Physics)
{
// If we're in Physics mode, we're looking for MeshColliders on batches with the following name.
if (transform.name == "PowerUI-CMesh")
{
// We got one! Which WorldUI is it?
if (result.FindWorldUI(hit.transform.parent))
{
// Got the WorldUI in the result now.
result.FindElement(hit);
}
return(result);
}
}
else if (WorldInputMode == InputMode.Screen)
{
// If we're in Screen mode, we're looking for a box collider with the following name.
if (transform.name == "PowerUI-BatchBox")
{
// We got one! Which WorldUI is it?
if (result.FindWorldUI(transform.parent))
{
// Got the WorldUI in the result now.
result.ScreenMode = true;
// Next, we need to map the location on the front of the box to our 2D point.
// First, whats the point relative to the box?
Vector3 point = transform.InverseTransformPoint(hit.point);
// Great - we now have a relative point from +-0.5 in x and y.
result.SetRelativePoint(point.x, point.y);
}
return(result);
}
}
return(result);
}
/// <summary>Checks if the given hit was on a WorldUI. If it was, it runs the click and returns true.</summary>
/// <param name="hit">The successful raycast hit.</param>
public static HitResult HandleWorldUIHit(RaycastHit hit){
HitResult result=new HitResult();
Transform transform=hit.transform;
if(WorldInputMode==InputMode.Physics){
// If we're in Physics mode, we're looking for MeshColliders on batches with the following name.
if(transform.name=="PowerUI-CMesh"){
// We got one! Which WorldUI is it?
if(result.FindWorldUI(hit.transform.parent)){
// Got the WorldUI in the result now.
result.FindElement(hit);
}
return result;
}
}else if(WorldInputMode==InputMode.Screen){
// If we're in Screen mode, we're looking for a box collider with the following name.
if(transform.name=="PowerUI-BatchBox"){
// We got one! Which WorldUI is it?
if(result.FindWorldUI(transform.parent)){
// Got the WorldUI in the result now.
result.ScreenMode=true;
// Next, we need to map the location on the front of the box to our 2D point.
// First, whats the point relative to the box?
Vector3 point=transform.InverseTransformPoint(hit.point);
// Great - we now have a relative point from +-0.5 in x and y.
result.SetRelativePoint(point.x,point.y);
}
return result;
}
}
return result;
}
/// <summary>Checks if the given hit was on a WorldUI. If it was, it runs the click and returns true.</summary>
/// <param name="hit">The successful raycast hit.</param>
public static HitResult HandleUIHit(RaycastHit hit){
HitResult result=new HitResult();
Transform transform=hit.transform;
// Only occurs in physics mode - we're looking for a transform with the following name:
if(transform.name=="PowerUI-CMesh"){
// Great! Hit the main UI.
// Which element did it come from?
result.FindElement(hit);
}
return result;
}