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The '''InteractionBlock''' component is used to block [[UIX]] interaction events.
The '''InteractionBlock''' component is used to block [[UIX]] interaction events from the [[User|user]]. It requires an [[Component:Image|Image]] on the same [[Slot]] this component is on for this to work.
{{Note|This component does not block interactable UIX elements such as [[Component:Button|buttons]], [[Component:Checkbox|Checkboxes]], or any other interactable element through physical touch or remote (laser) touch.|warning}}
{{Note|Order matters, using the <code>OrderOffset</code> will determine what gets blocked based on the slot hierarchy. Keep in mind the layers of the slots, usually anything behind this component's slot (a lower <code>OrderOffset</code>) will no longer be interactable.|warning}}
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== Usage ==
== Usage ==
Any time you want to stop any UIX element from interacting (like having a popup menu to be on top of your main UIX), you can use this component to make the main UIX elements not respond to the user, making them focus on the newly spawned UIX.
The InteractionBlock component is used to block UIX interaction events from the user. It requires an Image on the same Slot this component is on for this to work.
Order matters, using the OrderOffset will determine what gets blocked based on the slot hierarchy. Keep in mind the layers of the slots, usually anything behind this component's slot (a lower OrderOffset) will no longer be interactable.
Any time you want to stop any UIX element from interacting (like having a popup menu to be on top of your main UIX), you can use this component to make the main UIX elements not respond to the user, making them focus on the newly spawned UIX.
