Hello guys, this is going to be an extremely lengthy post, but I’ll take any of your inputs. I’m indecisive as to whether I should use proximity prompts or my custom interaction handler in a first-person game with both carriable and interactable objects. I tried both options so far and cannot determ…

I see there are a couple of more good replies. I’d just like to expand my suggestion, which is actually very similar to the modules @ItzMeZeus_IGotHacked attached. In essence, all those have ProximityPrompt.Style set to custom while retaining the default functionality of proximity prompts. I threw…

ProximityPrompts vs. Custom Interaction Mechanic

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ItzMeZeus_IGotHacked (notzeussz) June 1, 2023, 9:56am 5

To save my words and your time to read a lengthy explanation, these are my two cents.

If you stress about simplicity and quick ways to approach your goal, just use ProximityPrompts.

If you care about wider control over your interaction mechanics, you can create your own system, or even better, just use pre-existing open-sourced modules:

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