DragDetector

Up and coming: shot check knows this class and its members today, and programs run it once the native runtime lands.

ShotInstancecreatablecomingWindows and UI

Up and coming

Drag things 1:1 with the pointer and throw them, report drags for splitters and sliders, or drag and drop between targets.

Put it under a UIObject: pressing that object and moving past Threshold starts a drag, so a click stays a click. Mode picks Move (the parent follows the pointer), Report (events only) or DragDrop (a ghost of the parent follows and each DropTarget lights up). The 1:1 follow and the throw happen without a round trip through your script on every mouse move.

Made with Instance.new("DragDetector") or Clone().

Properties

Name	Type	Default	Description
Enabled	`boolean`
Mode	`"Move" \| "Report" \| "DragDrop"`		Move: the parent follows the pointer 1:1; Report: events only, for splitters and sliders; DragDrop: a ghost of the parent follows and DropTargets light up.
Axis	`"XY" \| "X" \| "Y"`
Throw	`boolean`		Move only: on release the parent keeps its speed and glides to a stop; any new press cancels the glide.
Threshold	`number`		How far the pointer moves before a drag starts, 4 pixels by default, so a click stays a click.
Tag	`string`		What DropTargets match against their Accepts list.
Data	`any`		What a DropTarget receives when this is dropped on it.
Dragging	`boolean`	read-only

Events

Name	Passes	Description
DragStarted	`(Vector2)`	Fires once the pointer has moved past Threshold, passing the position.
DragMoved	`(Vector2, Vector2)`	Passes the pointer's position and the delta.
DragEnded	`(Vector2)`	Fires on release, passing the velocity, not a position.

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