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I am creating a 2D side-scroller for my first game and I have quite a bit done; however, one thing has been giving me trouble for around a week now. I want to shoot where the user taps, so I figure I need to raycast to the point where the user taps and shoot a projectile there and then destroy it when it collides with an object? I have searched and cant find anything related to this, I found examples for raycasting from the camera to a touch but not from the actual character. Any ideas?
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Well, in this case you need two things (or possibly 3). First, you need to know what plane your character is moving on. Usually this would be as simple as creating one with: Then, to get the touch position, you can use Then, finally, get the actual ray by using Now, you can use this ray however you like- for shooting a projectile, for calculating a hitscan, anything. Yeah, actually 3.
Feb 29 '12 at 12:17 AM
syclamoth
is that C#, boo, or js? I cant tell lol
Feb 29 '12 at 02:27 AM
Adecker
This is pretty obviously C#.
Mar 01 '12 at 06:38 AM
syclamoth
How can i use that ray with a shoot function that uses a rigidBody and addForce?
May 10 '12 at 02:40 PM
oziriz
@syclamoth can you please help me out in the case where i want to move my player to touch position on Android device gradually but not instantly.
Apr 17 at 01:38 PM
rohit_garg
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First convert the touch position into world coordinates. Then you can raycast from the players position to the target position in world space.
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