Casts a ray from PointerEvent screen coordinates and returns an Impact (can be nil).

The Impact contains information about the kind of thing that's been hit.

💡 Calls Ray.Cast under the hood. See Ray.Cast definition for more details about possible filters.

Pointer.Down = function( pointerEvent )
    local impact = pointerEvent:CastRay()
    if impact.Block ~= nil then
      print("block hit:", impact.Block)
    end

    -- this can also be done using a Ray object:
    local ray = Ray(pointerEvent.Position, pointerEvent.Direction)
    impact = ray:Cast()
    if impact.Block ~= nil then
      print("block hit:", impact.Block)
    end
end

Horizontal delta, not 0 when moving the pointer (see Pointer.Drag or Pointer.Drag2)

Vertical delta, not 0 when moving the pointer (see Pointer.Drag or Pointer.Drag2)

The direction of the ray cast from screen space PointerEvent.X and PointerEvent.Y into world space.

Indicates whether the PointerEvent represents a touch/click "down" event. If false, it represents a "up" event.

The world space origin of the ray cast from the screen. This is equivalent to Camera.Position.

Horizontal position of the pointer when the event happens, in screen coordinates. {0,0} represents the bottom left of the screen, and {1,1} the top right. X is close to 0.5 when pointing the horizontal center.

Vertical position of the pointer when the event happens, in screen coordinates. {0,0} represents the bottom left of the screen, and {1,1} the top right. Y is close to 0.5 when pointing the vertical center.