OnPress doesn't seem to be working properly - or am I using it wrong?

[KayEffEff]

I made a game object, gave it a collider, and put the following script on it:

1. public bool Pressed = false;
2.  
3. void OnPress ()
4. {
5.      Pressed = true;
6. }

When I hover my mouse cursor over the collider and click down, Pressed is not set to true. However, if I release the mouse button and then click down again, it will turn true this time.

I want "Pressed" to turn true the first time I click down, not the second time. What am I doing wrong?

[ArenMook]

1. void OnPress (bool isPressed)

[KayEffEff]

I tried experimenting with isPressed, but it didn't seem to give me the desired results. Here's what I tried:

1. public bool Pressed = false;
2.  
3. void OnPress (bool isPressed)
4. {
5.      if (isPressed == true)
6.      {
7.           Pressed = true;
8.      }
9. }

This code results in the button only reacting when the mouse button is released - the opposite of what I'd expect it to do. And saying "if(isPressed == false)" resulted in no reaction whatsoever.

I've been using NGUI for months, and every other aspect of NGUI works perfectly for me, but I always run into this problem when I try to use OnPress. I must be doing something really stupid without realizing it. Are there any common "gotcha" mistakes to look out for when using OnPress?

[ArenMook]

Eh?

1. public bool Pressed = false;
2.  
3. void OnPress (bool isPressed) { Pressed = isPressed; }

[Nicki]

OnPress gets a true param when pressed and a false when released.

Everything else is on your end.