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Standalone Input Module
The module is designed to work as you would expect a controller / mouse input to work. Events for button presses, dragging, and similar are sent in response to input.
The module sends pointer events to components as a mouse / input device is moved around, and uses the Graphics Raycaster and Physics Raycaster to calculate which element is currently pointed at by a given pointer device. You can configure these raycasters to detect or ignore parts of your Scene, to suit your requirements.
The module sends move events and submit / cancel events in response to Input tracked via the Input window. This works for both keyboard and controller input. The tracked axis and keys can be configured in the module's inspector.
Properties
| Property: | Function: |
|---|---|
| Horizontal Axis | Type the desired manager name for the horizontal axis button. |
| Vertical Axis | Type the desired manager name for the vertical axis. |
| Submit Button | Type the desired manager name for the Submit button. |
| Cancel Button | Type the desired manager name for the Cancel button. |
| Input Actions Per Second | Number of keyboard/controller inputs allowed per second. |
| Repeat Delay | Delay in seconds before the input actions per second repeat rate takes effect. |
| Force Module Active | Enable this property to force this Standalone Input Module to be active. |
Details
The module uses:
- Vertical / Horizontal axis for keyboard and controller navigation
- Submit / Cancel button for sending submit and cancel events
- Has a timeout between events to only allow a maximum number of events a second.
The flow for the module is as follows
- Send a Move event to the selected object if a valid axis from the Input window is entered
- Send a submit or cancel event to the selected object if a submit or cancel button is pressed
- Process Mouse input
- If it is a new press
- Send PointerEnter event (sent to every object up the hierarchy that can handle it)
- Send PointerPress event
- Cache the drag handler (first element in the hierarchy that can handle it)
- Send BeginDrag event to the drag handler
- Set the 'Pressed' object as Selected in the event system
- If this is a continuing press
- Process movment
- Send DragEvent to the cached drag handler
- Handle PointerEnter and PointerExit events if touch moves between objects
- If this is a release
- Send PointerUp event to the object that received the PointerPress
- If the current hover object is the same as the PointerPress object send a PointerClick event
- Send a Drop event if there was a drag handler cached
- Send a EndDrag event to the cached drag handler
- Process scroll wheel events
- If it is a new press