GUI receives mouse events one frame before Input does - you can use this fact to detect whether or not a mouse event was consumed by GUI when you're checking for mouse events in Input.

if (!GUIDidConsumeMouseDown (0) && Input.GetMouseDown (0))
{
    Debug.Log ("Click in the 3D world");
}

And the pseudocode logic to detect GUI event consumption:

• OnGUI:
• GUIDidGetMouseDown (Event.button) = Event.current.Type == EventType.MouseDown;
• // The rest of your GUI //
• GUIDidConsumeMouseDown (Event.button) = Event.current.Type == EventType.Used ? GUIDidGetMouseDown (Event.button) : false;

MonoBehaviour.OnMouseDown and friends automatically handles this - if you only rely on this functionality, you do not need to track GUI event consumption.

Hi, been reading through some other postings and gathered some interesting things together that may help some other people reading this and needing a more complex solution for different reasons and using a window below the GUI.

// Boolean for when mouse is over window

var onMouseOverMenu : boolean = true;

// Creation point of window

var windowRect : Rect = Rect (20, 20, 200, 300);

// Rect of window. Can also be windowRect if the creation point is not needed anymore
// after the creation of the window

var windowRectBox : Rect;

function Update(){

//if you have multiple GUIs you could use something like: // //Dont forget to change onMouseOverMenu to a boolean Array and to refer to this script. // var isOnMouseOverMenu : boolean = false; // for (var oMOMPtr : int in onMouseOverMenu) // if(onMouseOverMenu[oMOMPtr]==true)isOnMouseOverMenu = true; // if(isOnMouseOverMenu){ // //... enter script here // }

if (!onMouseOverMenu) { // ... enter script here }


}

function OnGUI () { windowRectBox = GUI.Window (0, windowRect, WindowFunction, "My Window"); }

function WindowFunction (windowID : int) { // Draw any Controls inside the window here

// Sets a Rect to the size of this window. var curBox : Rect = Rect(0,0,windowRectBox.width,windowRectBox.height);

// ... enter GUI here

}

e.g. if you have an onScreenDisplay wanting to show the distance to an object inside this screen: // place in Update()

//Where the mouse clicks var ray = Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay (Input.mousePosition);

     //Do a raycast from camera in direction of ray,
     //with a distance 100.0 and return hit.
 if (Physics.Raycast (ray, hit, 100.0)) {
     //hit.distance is the distance to the first collider.
     distanceToGround = hit.distance;
     //This draws a line, that shows the ray, in the editor.
     Debug.DrawLine (ray.origin, hit.point);
 }   

}

Use GUIUtility.hotControl.

Use OnMouseDown() function in a script hanging on your GameObjects.

use events such as mouse position and click count inside GUI button

var gu : GUIText; var aa = 0 ; var aaa : String;

function OnGUI(){

var e : Event = Event.current; Debug.Log(e.mousePosition);

 GUI.Button(Rect(20,100,50,50),aaa);

  if(e.mousePosition.x <= 120){

     var ee : int = e.clickCount;        
     var eee : String = ee.ToString();

         aaa = eee;      
         print(eee);
         aa =1;

         gu.guiText.text = eee;

  }

}

}