The title may be a bit unclear, but when you have multiple images that draw on top of each other, each of which have listeners for tap events, how would you go about making it so that only the uppermost item receives that tap event? [import]uid: 143007 topic_id: 27935 reply_id: 327935[/import]
Okay, scratch that. I have a border around my main menu, and buttons that are scrollable, that are able to go under the border. I’m looking for a way to make it so that the scrollable buttons won’t receive input on the areas that are behind the border. I’ve tried using a bitmap mask, but it caused weird visual errors, and was obnoxious to tell where it actually was. Anyone have some sort of idea how to go about doing this differently? Or perhaps know something that I was misunderstanding with the bitmap mask? [import]uid: 143007 topic_id: 27935 reply_id: 113078[/import]
After some searching I learned that if you return true from a callback function for the tap event listener it stops sending the event to other things below it, instantly fixed my problem. [import]uid: 143007 topic_id: 27935 reply_id: 113084[/import]
Funny how things seem to become clear after you make a thread 
Well done on solving the problem and thank you for updating the thread, it’s always good as it can help other developers in the future.
Peach 
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