Sets the cursor icon to display when the mouse is activated over the parent of this UIDragDetector. If this property is left blank, the detector will use the default icon.

To change the activated cursor icon, set this property to the asset ID of the image you'd like to use.

Adds a function to modify or constrain proposed motion. The function takes an input UDim2 (position) and float (rotation) of proposed motion and returns a UDim2 and float of modified or unmodified motion. You can add multiple functions which will be called in order by priority, passing the results along in a chain.

The input is expressed in the space defined by the DragSpace property, either as a delta or the final desired position/rotation based on the DragRelativity property. The output should be expressed in the same space and relativity, unless overridden by returning a specified UIDragDetectorDragRelativity and UIDragDetectorDragSpace as the third and fourth return values.

To remove an added constraint function, call Disconnect() on the returned connection object.

Determines bounding behavior of the dragged UI object when the detector's BoundingUI is set. See UIDragDetectorBoundingBehavior for details on each setting's behavior.

When set, the UIDragDetector instance will not allow the bounds of the parent GuiObject to be dragged outside the bounds of the BoundingUI instance.

Note that if a portion of the parent GuiObject is outside the BoundingUI bounds, the initial input position at drag start and its relative position during drag will be used for bounding detection until the entirety of the dragged object is within the bounds, after which the object will be constrained inside the bounds.

Sets the cursor icon to display when the mouse is hovered over the parent of this UIDragDetector. If this property is left blank, the detector will use the default icon.

To change the cursor icon, set this property to the asset ID of the image you'd like to use.

Vector2 value that defines the axis of movement for the dragged object when DragStyle is set to UIDragDetectorDragStyle.TranslateLine. The axis is defined in the local space of the UIDragDetector unless ReferenceUIInstance is defined, in which case the axis is defined in that instance's local space.

Fires when a user continues dragging the UI element after DragStart has been initiated.

Fires when a user stops dragging the UI element.

Only applies if a custom drag function is registered through SetDragStyleFunction() or AddConstraintFunction(). Sets the paradigm which defines the relativity of the registered function's inputs/outputs.

For example, returning a UDim2.fromOffset(1, 0) from a registered function with this property set to UIDragDetectorDragRelativity.Absolute will move the detector's parent to (1, 0) in the designated DragSpace, while returning the same UDim2 with this property set to UIDragDetectorDragRelativity.Relative will move the detector's parent by (1, 0) in the designated DragSpace.

The rotation performed by the current drag. This value is defined in degrees relative to the local space of the UIDragDetector unless ReferenceUIInstance is defined, in which case the rotation is defined in the local space of that instance and from its positive X axis.

This property can be changed while there is no active drag to rotate the dragged object.

Only applies if a custom drag function is registered through SetDragStyleFunction() or AddConstraintFunction(). Sets the paradigm which defines the space of the registered function's inputs/outputs.

For example, if the detector's parent GuiObject is a child of a parent GuiObject that's rotated:

• Returning a UDim2.fromOffset(1, 0) from a registered function with this property set to UIDragDetectorDragSpace.Parent will move the detector's parent GuiObject to the right by 1 pixel in the local space affected by its parent's rotation.

• Returning a UDim2.fromOffset(1, 0) from a registered function with this property set to UIDragDetectorDragSpace.LayerCollector will move the detector's parent GuiObject to the right by 1 pixel in the space of the LayerCollector.

Fires when a user starts dragging the UI element.

The paradigm used to generate proposed motion, given a stream of input position vectors. See UIDragDetectorDragStyle for options.

The translation performed by the current drag expressed in a UDim2 value. Translation is done through Offset or Scale value changes depending on the DragRelativity value, and it is relative to the detector's local space unless a ReferenceUIInstance is defined.

This property can be changed while there is no active drag to move the dragged object.

If true, the UIDragDetector responds to user input; if false, it does not.

When no ReferenceUIInstance is set, this function returns the UDim2 position of the dragged object's immediate parent GuiObject (if one exists), or else the UDim2 position of the dragged object.

When a ReferenceUIInstance is set, this function returns the UDim2 position of that reference instance.

When no ReferenceUIInstance is set, this function returns the rotation of the dragged object's immediate parent GuiObject (if one exists), or else the rotation of the dragged object.

When a ReferenceUIInstance is set, this function returns the rotation of that reference instance.

If this property is greater than MinDragAngle, rotation will be clamped within the range of MinDragAngle and MaxDragAngle. Positive values impede clockwise rotation while negative values impede counterclockwise rotation.

This is not a constraint; it merely impedes the detector's attempts to generate motion in order to remain within limits. See AddConstraintFunction() to add custom constraint to a drag.

Only relevant if DragStyle is UIDragDetectorDragStyle.Rotate.

If the corresponding Offset and/or Scale values are greater than those of MinDragTranslation in all dimensions, linear/planar translation will be clamped within the range of MinDragTranslation and MaxDragTranslation.

This is not a constraint; it merely impedes the detector's attempts to generate motion in order to remain within limits. See AddConstraintFunction() to add custom constraint to a drag.

Only relevant if DragStyle is UIDragDetectorDragStyle.TranslateLine or UIDragDetectorDragStyle.TranslatePlane.

If this property is less than MaxDragAngle, rotation will be clamped within the range of MinDragAngle and MaxDragAngle. Positive values impede clockwise rotation while negative values impede counterclockwise rotation.

This is not a constraint; it merely impedes the detector's attempts to generate motion in order to remain within limits. See AddConstraintFunction() to add custom constraint to a drag.

Only relevant if DragStyle is UIDragDetectorDragStyle.Rotate.

If the corresponding Offset and/or Scale values are less than those of MaxDragTranslation in all dimensions, linear/planar translation will be clamped within the range of MinDragTranslation and MaxDragTranslation.

This is not a constraint; it merely impedes the detector's attempts to generate motion in order to remain within limits. See AddConstraintFunction() to add custom constraint to a drag.

Only relevant if DragStyle is UIDragDetectorDragStyle.TranslateLine or UIDragDetectorDragStyle.TranslatePlane.

A GuiObject instance whose local space and absolute center position is the reference space and origin for the detector. Setting this reference affects properties such as DragUDim2, DragRotation, and the behavior of DragAxis.

Once the proposed motion has been computed and potentially constrained, this paradigm is used to deterimine how to move (or not move) the GuiObject affected by the UIDragDetector. See UIDragDetectorResponseStyle for options.

Passes a function to be used if and only if DragStyle is set to UIDragDetectorDragStyle.Scriptable. The given function receives the signal's screen space input position with type Vector2, and it returns a UDim2 (position) and float (rotation) containing the desired motion of the drag. The space of the return values and the relativity of the motion are determined by the DragSpace and DragRelativity properties, unless overriden by returning a specified UIDragDetectorDragRelativity and UIDragDetectorDragSpace as the third and fourth return values.

If the function returns nil, the object will not be moved. This is useful if the script has not yet collected all the information it needs to give the correct answer, or in temporary cases where you want the object to stay where it is.