IFocusable

The IFocusable interface handles pointer focus events on a GameObject, such as when the pointer targets the object (OnFocusEnter) or leaves the object (OnFocusExit).

Method	Description
OnFocusEnter	Called when hovering the pointer on gameobject
OnFocusExit	Called when removing the pointer from gameobject

Global Listener Usage

Utilize Global Listener with IFocusable to know if the pointer focus enters/exits on something.

When both the IFocusable interface and Global Listener are used on the same GameObject, the event-handling methods may be triggered twice:

1. Once by the pointer event.

2. Once by the Global Listener capturing the same event globally.

This behavior can lead to duplicate responses if not managed properly.

Pointer Interaction Requirement

For the pointer to interact with a GameObject and trigger the IFocusable events:

• 3D Objects: The GameObject must have a collider component.

• UI Elements: The UI element must have the Raycast Target property enabled.

Without these, the pointer will not detect the GameObject, and IFocusable events will not be triggered.

Example

using JMRSDK.InputModule;
using UnityEngine;
public class InterfaceExample: MonoBehaviour, IFocusable
{
    public void OnFocusEnter() {
        Debug.Log("OnFocusEnter");
    }
    public void OnFocusExit() {
        Debug.Log("OnFocusExit");
    }   
}