Overrides the interactor's ComputeCandidate method with a new method.
ComputeCandidate is part of the core processing flow of IInteractors and is the primary way that individual interactors decide what they want to interact with. Computing a new candidate does not actually do the interaction because not all interaction candidates will result in interactions: an InteractorGroup might decide that one interactor's candidate cannot be acted upon because another interactor in the group is already interacting, for example. Managing this nuance, and the state associated with it, is why direct calls to methods like IInteractor.Hover cannot safely be used to force an interactor into a desired state, as attempting to do so violates the interactor's processing flow and may cause it to have invalid internal state. SetComputeCandidateOverride, however, can serve a similar function by arbitrarily controlling candidate discovery in the interactor. In this way, while an interactor still cannot be generally forced to interact with a specific candidate, it can be forced to consider a specific candidate within its proper processing flow, which unless prevented (by an intervening InteractorGroup, for example) can be made to result in the desired interaction.
ParameterscomputeCandidateThe method used instead of the interactable's existing ComputeCandidate() method.
shouldClearOverrideOnSelectIf true, clear the computeCandidate function once you select an interactable.
