extends Spatial # Member variables var prev_pos = null var last_click_pos = null var viewport = null func _input(event): # Check if the event is a non-mouse event var is_mouse_event = false var mouse_events = [InputEventMouseButton, InputEventMouseMotion, InputEventScreenDrag, InputEventScreenTouch] for mouse_event in mouse_events: if (event is mouse_event): is_mouse_event = true break # If it is, then pass the event to the viewport if (is_mouse_event == false): viewport.input(event) # Mouse events for Area func _on_area_input_event(camera, event, click_pos, click_normal, shape_idx): print("AREA") # Use click pos (click in 3d space, convert to area space) var pos = get_node("Area").get_global_transform().affine_inverse() # the click pos is not zero, then use it to convert from 3D space to area space if (click_pos.x != 0 or click_pos.y != 0 or click_pos.z != 0): pos *= click_pos last_click_pos = click_pos else: # Otherwise, we have a motion event and need to use our last click pos # and move it according to the relative position of the event. # NOTE: this is not an exact 1-1 conversion, but it's pretty close pos *= last_click_pos if (event is InputEventMouseMotion or event is InputEventScreenDrag): pos.x += event.relative.x / viewport.size.x pos.y += event.relative.y / viewport.size.y last_click_pos = pos # Convert to 2D pos = Vector2(pos.x, pos.y) # Convert to viewport coordinate system # Convert pos to a range from (0 - 1) pos.y *= -1 pos += Vector2(1, 1) pos = pos / 2 # Convert pos to be in range of the viewport pos.x *= viewport.size.x pos.y *= viewport.size.y # Set the position in event event.position = pos event.global_position = pos if (prev_pos == null): prev_pos = pos if (event is InputEventMouseMotion): event.relative = pos - prev_pos prev_pos = pos # Send the event to the viewport viewport.input(event) func _ready(): viewport = get_node("Viewport") get_node("Area").connect("input_event", self, "_on_area_input_event")