WorldPosition

Introduction

WorldPosition returns a Vector2 of the cursor's world position (as opposed to screen position). WorldPosition can be used to place objects or perform manual detection of whether the cursor is over an object.

Code Example - Moving an Object to the Cursor WorldPosition

The following code moves an object according to the cursor's position. Note that the ToVector3 extension method is used to convert a Vector2 to a Vector3

circle.Position = GuiManager.Cursor.WorldPosition.ToVector3();