Class HoverExitEventArgs

Event data associated with the event when an Interactor ends hovering over an Interactable.

Inheritance
object
BaseInteractionEventArgs
HoverExitEventArgs
Inherited Members
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Namespace: UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit
Assembly: Unity.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.dll
Syntax
public class HoverExitEventArgs : BaseInteractionEventArgs
Remarks

When an IXRHoverInteractor ends hovering an IXRHoverInteractable, a HoverExitEvent is invoked with HoverExitEventArgs as parameters. The HoverExitEventArgs provides the IXRHoverInteractor object, the IXRHoverInteractable object, and the XRInteractionManager object associated with the hover event. It also provides the isCanceled boolean which will be true if the interactorObject or the interactableObject is unregistered with the XRInteractionManager, disabled, or destroyed during the hover. Additionally, isCanceled will be true if either CancelInteractableHover(IXRHoverInteractable) or HoverCancel(IXRHoverInteractor, IXRHoverInteractable) is called manually.

Examples

The following example adds a listener to the HoverExitEvent of an XRBaseInteractor and implements customs callback functions that will be called when the HoverExitEvent is invoked. The HoverExitEventArgs are utilized in the `XRInteractionEventsSample.OnInteractorHoverExit` callback to return early if the hover event was canceled.

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit;
using UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.Interactors;
using UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.Interactables;
/// <summary>
/// This class is an example script that highlights the various XR Interaction events and demonstrates how to create callbacks for each event.
/// </summary>
class XRInteractionEventsSample : MonoBehaviour
{
// The interactor to listen to hover and select interaction events. Connect an XRBaseInteractor like NearFarInteractor or XRRayInteractor to this
// property in the Editor.
[SerializeField]
XRBaseInteractor m_ExampleInteractor;
// The interactable to listen to focus and activate events. Connect XRBaseInteractable like XRGrabInteractable to this property in the Editor
[SerializeField]
XRBaseInteractable m_ExampleInteractable;

void OnEnable()
{
    if (m_ExampleInteractor != null)
    {
        // Add listener to hover events
        m_ExampleInteractor.hoverEntered.AddListener(OnInteractorHoverEntered);
        m_ExampleInteractor.hoverExited.AddListener(OnInteractorHoverExited);

        // Add listener to select events
        m_ExampleInteractor.selectEntered.AddListener(OnInteractorSelectEntered);
        m_ExampleInteractor.selectExited.AddListener(OnInteractorSelectExited);
    }
    else
    {
        Debug.LogWarning("Example interactor is null. No hover or select event callbacks will be executed in this example. Ensure the ExampleInteractor field has a " + typeof(XRBaseInteractor) + " assigned.", this);
    }

    if (m_ExampleInteractable != null)
    {
        // Add listener to focus events
        m_ExampleInteractable.focusEntered.AddListener(OnInteractableFocusEntered);
        m_ExampleInteractable.focusExited.AddListener(OnInteractableFocusExited);

        // Add listener to activate events
        m_ExampleInteractable.activated.AddListener(OnInteractableActivated);
        m_ExampleInteractable.deactivated.AddListener(OnInteractableDeactivated);
    }
    else
    {
        Debug.LogWarning("Example interactable is null. No focus or activate event callbacks will be executed in this example. Ensure the ExampleInteractable field has a " + typeof(XRBaseInteractable) + " assigned.", this);
    }
}

void OnDisable()
{
    if (m_ExampleInteractor != null)
    {
        // Remove listener to hover events
        m_ExampleInteractor.hoverEntered.RemoveListener(OnInteractorHoverEntered);
        m_ExampleInteractor.hoverExited.RemoveListener(OnInteractorHoverExited);

        // Remove listener to select events
        m_ExampleInteractor.selectEntered.RemoveListener(OnInteractorSelectEntered);
        m_ExampleInteractor.selectExited.RemoveListener(OnInteractorSelectExited);
    }

    if (m_ExampleInteractable != null)
    {
        // Remove listener to focus events
        m_ExampleInteractable.focusEntered.RemoveListener(OnInteractableFocusEntered);
        m_ExampleInteractable.focusExited.RemoveListener(OnInteractableFocusExited);

        // Remove listener to activate events
        m_ExampleInteractable.activated.RemoveListener(OnInteractableActivated);
        m_ExampleInteractable.deactivated.RemoveListener(OnInteractableDeactivated);
    }
}

void OnInteractorHoverEntered(HoverEnterEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for hover enter event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " began hovering " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}

void OnInteractorHoverExited(HoverExitEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of ignoring event when the hover was canceled, such as due to the object being unregistered while hovering
    if (args.isCanceled)
        return;

    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for hover exit event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " stopped hovering " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}

void OnInteractorSelectEntered(SelectEnterEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for select enter event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " began selecting " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}

void OnInteractorSelectExited(SelectExitEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of ignoring event when the select was canceled, such as due to the object being unregistered while selected
    if (args.isCanceled)
        return;

    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for select exit event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " stopped selecting " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}

void OnInteractableFocusEntered(FocusEnterEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for focus enter event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " began focusing " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}

void OnInteractableFocusExited(FocusExitEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for focus exit event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " stopped focusing " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}

void OnInteractableActivated(ActivateEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for activate event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " is activating " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}

void OnInteractableDeactivated(DeactivateEventArgs args)
{
    // Example of casting args objects to interactor and interactable base classes
    var interactor = args.interactorObject as XRBaseInteractor;
    var interactable = args.interactableObject as XRBaseInteractable;

    // Logic for deactivate event goes here
    Debug.Log(args.interactorObject.transform.name + " is deactivating " + args.interactableObject.transform.name, this);
}
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}

Properties

interactableObject

The Interactable associated with the interaction event.

Declaration
public IXRHoverInteractable interactableObject { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
IXRHoverInteractable
See Also

interactorObject

The Interactor associated with the interaction event.

Declaration
public IXRHoverInteractor interactorObject { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
IXRHoverInteractor
See Also

isCanceled

Whether the hover was ended due to being canceled, such as from either the Interactor or Interactable being unregistered due to being disabled or destroyed.

Declaration
public bool isCanceled { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
bool
See Also

manager

The Interaction Manager associated with the interaction event.

Declaration
public XRInteractionManager manager { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
XRInteractionManager
See Also

See Also

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