CompressableButton Class

The object that is being pushed.

Whether or not this interactive element will react to input and update internally. If true, the object will react to input and update internally. If false, the object will not update internally and not react to input, i.e. state values will not be updated.

The visuals which become compressed (scaled) along the z-axis when pressed.

Current push distance relative to the start push plane.

Describes in which coordinate space the plane distances are stored and calculated

Ensures that the button can only be pushed from the front. Touching the button from the back or side is prevented.

Manages the associated state events contained in a state.

Represents the state of whether the button is currently being pressed.

Represents the state of whether or not a finger is currently touching this button.

Transform for local to world space in the world direction of a press Multiply local scale positions by this value to convert to world space

Maximum push distance. Distance is relative to the pivot of either the moving visuals if there's any or the button itself.

The minimum percentage of the original scale the compressableButtonVisuals can be compressed to.

Public property to set the moving content part(icon and text) of the button. This content part moves 1/2 distance of the front cage

Distance the button must be pushed until it is considered pressed. Distance is relative to the pivot of either the moving visuals if there's any or the button itself.

Withdraw amount needed to transition from Pressed to Released.

Button will send the release event on touch end after successful press even if release plane hasn't been passed.

The offset at which pushing starts. Offset is relative to the pivot of either the moving visuals if there's any or the button itself.

Entry point for state management. Contains methods for state setting, getting and creating.

A list of the interaction states for this interactive element.

Creates and adds a new state to track given the new state name.

Create and add a new state given the state name and the associated existing event configuration.

Add the ToggleOn and ToggleOff state.

Animates in the highlight plate.

Animates out the highlight plate and disables it when animated out.

Force set the toggle states either on or off.

Returns the local distance along the push direction for the passed in world position

Returns local position along the push direction for the given local distance

Gets a state by using the state name.

Get the events associated with a state given the type and the state name.

If the state to retrieve is a CoreInteractionState: The type name of a state's event configuration is the state name + "Events". For example, Touch state's event configuration is named TouchEvents. The Focus state's event configuration is named FocusEvents.

If the state is not a CoreInteractionState: The type is most likely StateEvents. The StateEvents type is the default type of a new state that is not a core state.

Returns world space position along the push direction for the given local distance

Check if a state is currently active.

Checks if a state is currently in the States list and is being tracked by the state manager.

Removes a state. The state will no longer be tracked if it is removed.

Reset all the state values in the list to 0. State values are reset when the Active property is set to false.

Sets a state to a given state value and invokes an event with associated event data.

Gets and sets a state to Off and invokes the OnStateDeactivated event. Setting a state off changes the state value to 0.

Gets and sets a state to On and invokes the OnStateActivated event. Setting a state on changes the state value to 1.

Set the toggle based on the current values of the ToggleOn and ToggleOff states.

Set the Clicked state which triggers the OnClicked event. The click behavior in the state management system is expressed by setting the Clicked state to on and then immediately setting it to off.

Note: Due to the fact that a click is triggered by setting the Clicked state to on and then immediately off, the cyan active state highlight in the inspector will not be visible.