Answer by InvincibleCat
Use the layers. You can set the blocking mask directly on your canvas. UPDATE: FOUND THE SOLUTION You need to have your 2 Canvas set to Screen Space Camera and affect the same Camera to the canvas
View ArticleAnswer by immersiveGamer
What you are looking for is [Physics.RaycastAll][1]. This returns all hits along the ray instead of the first one. Of course this means it returns an array of RaycastHits which you will need to loop...
View ArticleAnswer by Radetic
It seems like you're trying to do some sort of event bubbling in a sense. What you can do, since the front panel is a child of the back panel, is calling the same method in back panel that is called...
View ArticleAnswer by InvincibleCat
Use the layers. You can set the blocking mask directly on your canvas. UPDATE: FOUND THE SOLUTION You need to have your 2 Canvas set to Screen Space Camera and affect the same Camera to the canvas
View ArticleAnswer by immersiveGamer
What you are looking for is [Physics.RaycastAll][1]. This returns all hits along the ray instead of the first one. Of course this means it returns an array of RaycastHits which you will need to loop...
View ArticleAnswer by Radetic
It seems like you're trying to do some sort of event bubbling in a sense. What you can do, since the front panel is a child of the back panel, is calling the same method in back panel that is called...
View ArticleAnswer by Stridemann
If someone will read this.. I found solution for me. In my case the event is fired for first layer, then to parent layers, but I need only the first event (for top object), so its easy to filter events...
View ArticleAnswer by jonaslindberg
This is how I solved passing on any PointerEvent type to the next Raycast-blocking item underneath. It's easy to implement some check for a specific Tag, Component etc. if you have many blocking...
View ArticleAnswer by bioroid
No one correct solution here, tat's why I add my one: public void OnPointerDown( PointerEventData eventData ) { { if( eventData.used ) // Check mark { return; } eventData.Use(); // Mark object as used...
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