Raycasters
Remember that the Event System keeps track of raycasting along with all the other things we have discussed. Raycasting is used to determine which UI elements are being interacted with by projecting a ray from the user’s pointer into the scene. This ray is considered to originate at the camera’s plane and then proceed forward through the scene. Whatever this ray hits receives an interaction. You can have the ray continue through the first UI element it hits or stop at the first UI element it hits. To get a ray to stop at the first UI element it hits, the object must block raycasting. This will stop items behind it from being interacted with. Next, we’ll discuss the types of raycasters.
Graphic Raycaster
When a Canvas is added to the scene, it is automatically given a Graphic Raycaster component.
This is the raycasting system that will allow you to interact with all UI objects that are children of that Canvas. It has three properties: Ignore Reversed...
