Class InteractiveBehaviour
- Namespace
- GrindFest
- Assembly
- GrindFest.dll
[DisallowMultipleComponent]
[DefaultExecutionOrder(1)]
public class InteractiveBehaviour : MonoBehaviour- Inheritance
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objectInteractiveBehaviour
- Derived
Fields
- CanBeDragged
When false, a drag never starts on this object: OnPlayerDrag(HeroController) returns before anything is touched. Gold, arrows and cursed coins are picked up by hovering and must not be carried around.
Why a flag and not just
OnDrag = null, which is what those three components used to do: OnDrag is a plain delegate field, GoldBehaviour.OnEnable cleared it, and ItemBehaviour.Start() subscribes to it again - and Start runs after OnEnable. So a pile that was created fresh and never recycled ended up draggable while one that had been through LeanPool did not (measured 2026-09-23: all 7 live gold piles had OnDrag set, one from the pool had it null; arrows and coins never cleared it at runtime at all, only in OnValidate, which is editor-only and writes no serialized state). One gate that the drag path reads cannot be undone by callback order.
- OnDisplayTooltip
Event handler for displaying tooltips with priority ordering.
Methods
- OnPlayerDroppedOnGround(HeroController)
On player drop on ground
- RefreshNameplateScreenPosition()
Projects this label to screen space and places its compare half. Called once per frame from TooltipManager's render callback, NOT from Update.
Why the render callback: Cinemachine moves the camera in LateUpdate, so a
WorldToScreenPointdone during Update uses the previous frame's camera - the label trails the object it points at by exactly one frame of camera motion. Measured 2026-09-23 while the hero was running: 0.06 units of drift per frame from Update, 0.0000 over 8 of 8 frames from a render-time hook.This is also the ONLY place the comparison half is placed, and it has to be driven from HERE (the item being compared) rather than from the half itself: the half carries the OTHER item's InteractiveBehaviour, whose own label does not exist while simply holding Ctrl - driving it through that item did nothing at all, so the half kept a stale position and the two halves of one comparison ended up far apart (measured 2026-09-23 with Ctrl+Alt on a Stick: the comparison sat on the item and the Stick's own label was pushed 189 px away, which reads as "the comparison stopped working").
Events
- OnDoubleClick
Subscribe a default-priority (7) handler. For handlers that need to consume the event or need a specific priority, use AddDoubleClickHandler(int, string, Func<HeroController, bool>).
Operators
- implicit operator InteractiveBehaviour(InteractiveBehaviour)
Implicit conversion from InteractiveBehaviour to simplified Isolated.InteractiveBehaviour for serialization across isolation boundary.
- implicit operator InteractiveBehaviour(InteractiveBehaviour)
Implicit conversion from Isolated.InteractiveBehaviour to full InteractiveBehaviour by EntityId hash lookup.