[Release] Mouse Module V2

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#2

Ca you Maybe show footage of it being used
For the people who dont want to read the whole thing

Good model though

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#3

Good idea, I’ll make sure to add an example.

#4

Could you provide more insight into what usage, features, or direct advantages this provides over the vanilla Mouse?

#5

The Mouse object of player:GetMouse() is not supposed to be used in new work. This module makes use of UserInputService to simulate the Mouse object without actually using it. I’ve also added some documentation.

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#6

If you want a module that has no backwards compatibility with the original Mouse object. But is simpler to use than UserInputService, you can give my other module a try:

#7

I don’t really see a use for this. If people really wanted, they could just use ContextActionService/UserInputService to ‘recreate’ the Mouse instance, especially if it’s supposed to be a recreation of a deprecated class… I find it simpler to do so in those services, anyways.

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#8

Yeah, for most people it might be useless. It was made cuz quite a number of people used my old module, but since it was broken I decided to release a second version.

#9

Unrelated but can someone tell me what “color: Color3, temporary: boolean” means. Like what are the “: Color3 and : boolean” for.

#10

So, this is apart of roblox’s LuaU language. Basically these are called “types” and can help you with scripting, example provided below. This reference uses --!strict

--!strict 
local function Test(arg1: string)
    print(arg1)
end

Test("Hello World!") -- This returns "Hello World!" in the console
Test(workspace) -- This returns nothing since it won't run due to "workspace" being an instance/service

This example isn’t perfect although hopefully you understand a bit more!

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#11

The download seems to be broken at the moment, once I get back to my pc I hope to fix it.

EDIT: Should be fixed!

Finding the target model
#12

Mouse.Hit it changes only when the player moves the mouse, but when the player turns the camera without moving the mouse, Mouse.Hit remains unchanged, I propose to make it so that when the camera changes its position, the Mouse.Hit also changed or BindToRenderStepped in case something appears in front of the camera

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#13

Good suggestion, didn’t realize that. If I have time I’ll add it tomorrow.

#14

Oh so you don’t get warned for unrelated topic and i do? great!

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#15

Hey! How would I set a TargetFilter with this?

#16

you can access the target filters using TargetFilters property.
That property has these methods to change the filter:

-- Adds a new instance to the list of instances the raycast ignores
mouse.TargetFilters:Add(descendant: Instance): nil

-- Sets the list of instances which will be ignored by the raycast
mouse.TargetFilters:Set(instances: {Instance}): nil
#17

I noticed that mouse.Hit returns nothing if clicking into the sky. Which makes sense but the normal mouse.Hit will typically return a value that is just very far away. Is there a work around for this built in to the module?

#18

I modified the code, it should now behave that way.

#19

Hi there,can the module use on serversided?Thank you.

#20

You cannot use a client-based module for something like the player’s mouse, on the server

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#21

Is there a way to keep the same mouse.Hit locked if a mobile player clicks a gui button?