Android Touch Input GUITexture

Questions & Answers
1

I have created a game in for web which works with OnMouseDown. I have just got my Android Licence and now converting it to Android.

Is there a function similar to OnMouseDown but for OnTouch?

The code I am trying is on a GUITexture.

function OnMouseDown () {
	Application.Quit();
}

function Update(){
	if(Input.touchCount == 1){
		//Application.Quit();
	}
}

Its picking up the fact there has been a touch and it moves on but I have another GUITexture with

    function OnMouseDown(){
	
	Application.LoadLevel("Credits");
	
}

function Update(){
	
	if(Input.touchCount == 1){
		Application.LoadLevel("Credits");
		}
		
	}

But no matter where I click its always doing the credits instead of the GUITexture I am touching.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

3

GUITexture has a pretty nice function, .HitTest which you can use to test if the found touch is within the rect of the GUITexture.

Normally you would use something like

function Update()
{
 for (var touch : Touch in Input.touches)
 {
  if (guiTexture.HitTest (touch.position))
  {
    // we are now in the guitexture
    Debug.Log("Touch"); 
    exit;
  }
 }
}

This is written from head so not granted it works

2

thats because you don’t check if the touch is over the GUITexture at all. you code only checks if there is a touch.

there is no OnTouch or alike, you have to do the hittest manually or a raycast