Best way to consume/block NGUI touches activating Input.touches elsewhere?

[Shifty Geezer]

In a game with a touch based waypoint movement interface using Input.touch, pressing an NGUI button also registers as a touch to the screen position underneath. What's the best way to prevent touches on NGUI widgets registering as touches elsewhere? The only obvious way I can think of is a check for each touch against the coordinates of all controls.

[ArenMook]

Best way is to use NGUI's event system instead of going directly to Unity via Input.GetTouch. NGUI already does all the GetTouch etc logic for you -- so use it. Set UICamera's fallThrough to some game object that will have your custom script on it, then listen to OnPress / OnDrag events.