[Q] Swiping over multiple dynamically created objects about touchscript

[valyard]

Sorry, I don't get what you are trying to do.
Can you describe what objects you got and what behaviour you want?
Like 1. I press here 2. I move fingers there 3. I expect this to happen.
Thanks.

You are right, I wasn't very specific. Just read it again, what I was trying to say:

I have several instanced prefabs with the same behaviour in a scene. I want them to trigger their delegates, if I swipe over them. For example, I press somewhere on the screen and then start to move my finger arround, If I hit any object in the process it should respond to my input.

I tried all implemented Gestures and did not check against their GestureState to see, if something triggers. But the way I did it only when I startetd tapping/pressing/swiping on an object, only the first one reacted after I was done with the Gesture.

[valyard]

I see.

The problem is that to recieve touch events an object HAS to be one with a collider a touch hit. You can't start a touch over one object and transfer it to another one. You will need to group these objects into a common container and add a custom Gesture to it.

This gesture will recieve touches from all the prefabs but to get touches which didn't hit them you'll need to place a bigger collider on this container. For example this is what FullScreenTarget script does. It places a collider it the far plane of a camera.

If you got a global collider you will have to add custom collision logic to this new Gesture.

If you are not very familiar with c# programming or scripting in general and got time to wait I can code such a gesture and add it as an example to the site in the beginning of the next week.

I think you would be much faster and more efficient in coding the sample. If you don't find the time I would go deeper into the framework and try to find out how a custom Gesture is set up.

Thanks in Advance,
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Hey,
did not hear anything new, so I guess you are not set up to code on an example? I checked out the dev-branch and the related dependencies. Builds like a charm.
So, I would built a class in the library implementing the gesture interface. I am not familiar with the used libs and still not making much of a progress.

[valyard]

Sorry, in the middle of a tight deadline at the moment.
For your problem try doing the following: create an object with big collider, add your smaller objects to it so that this big collider overlaps them and gets all the touches, make a custom gesture (or use MetaGesture) and add it to the container object. In this gesture you can test every active touch casting rays and ignoring the big collider to get to small ones and check whether touch points intersect them.