How do you work with Mouse.Target for mobile devices?
I stumbled upon a problem into migrating a game into mobile devices. I would like to get the target of what last pressed in the game in mobile devices. I tried using Mouse.Target, but i bind it to RenderStepped. I also tried looking in the wiki for any help, seems like UserInputService doesn't wouldn't return anything useful execpt the Vector2 from screen location.
Note: I tested this using the roblox studio simulation. Maybe it just doesn't work properly. or maybe i was wrong.
First question: Is it possible? If so, what could be the problem? Second: If i want to achieve this with the Vector2 supplied by TouchTap event from UserInputService, how would i do so and obtain the target part?
On the other hand, basically my goal is to make it when you press something/ touch something, it will show up a gui. But without clickdetectors as I don't want hacky ways to prevent them on PC.
Side note: It works on PC just well if you hover your mouse over the object, meaning Mouse.Target works properly on PC.
Thanks!
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Mouse.Target on Mobile is basically the last object on the screen your finger hit, excluding the move and jump buttons. However it can get annoying, because everytime you tap, there's a new mouse.Target. So I recommend using mouse.Target (and mouse.Hit) carefully on mobile so it won't get in the way if the player isn't using something that requires it.
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