Local obj = event.target triggers a tap event for the object (that is how I am using it), and the tap keeps going. So the background would be deleted too. so if I tap an object at 25 coordinates in the X and 100 in the Y the background receives the tap event as well…
Unless I add Return true.
My question is, what exactly is “return true” saying? I guess I am asking for clarity as to what it actually chages/does…
I know it works, but I don’t know why.
I hate knowing and using something that I dont understand, even if I know WHEN to use it in code…I have had some people tell me “who cares, you know when to use it, so what’s the problem?”
The problem is I dont understand the WHY…Why does it work? Maybe I am overthinking it, but that’s how I learn. What is it actually saying? Can anyone break down for me in english why it works and what it is actually doing?
Thank you.
