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Hi, I was wondering how or if you can cast a diagonal ray in unity. see in my game one of the players weapons is a shotgun and i wanted to cast 3 rays from the player eg. one going straight forward and one on either side going around 45 degrees. is this possible ? how would i do it ? could i cast a ray from point A to point B with both Point A and B having a (x,y,z) location? code would be great thanks :)
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Read up on the documentation on raycasting.. :) thanks heaps
Apr 21 '11 at 12:39 AM
Chris 35
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i was wondering why this code doesn't work ? i want to just cast a ray and what ever it hits returns a print statement is my Debug.Draw ray correct ?
var yDirection = 0; var zDirection = 45; var length = 0.1; var hit : RaycastHit; function Update () { var diagonal = transform.TransformDirection (Vector3(xDirection,yDirection,zDirection)); Debug.DrawRay(transform.position, diagonal * length,Color.green);
} help please thanks The "diagonal = transform.TransforumDirection" makes no sence to me. Just say "diagonal = Vector3(xDirection,....)" I think.
Apr 21 '11 at 01:45 AM
Joshua
the transform.TransformDirection means that the ray will rotate with my character, because my player faces the direction of the mouse it needs that code so the ray follows. i still cant get it to detect the collision of the ray and an object tho
Apr 21 '11 at 02:06 AM
Chris 35
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