Physics.Raycast not firing

Questions & Answers
1

I have this Script:
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class PlayerRayCast : MonoBehaviour {
    private Ray PlayerRay;
    public static GameObject PlayerIsLookingAt;
    public static RaycastHit PlayerRayCastHit;
	// Use this for initialization
	void Awake () {
        PlayerRay = new Ray(GameObject.Find ("PlayerRaycastOrigin").transform.position, (GameObject.Find("PlayerRaycastDirection").transform.position - GameObject.Find("PlayerRaycastOrigin").transform.position));
	}
	void Update () {
        Debug.DrawRay(GameObject.Find("PlayerRaycastOrigin").transform.position , (GameObject.Find("PlayerRaycastDirection").transform.position - GameObject.Find("PlayerRaycastOrigin").transform.position),Color.cyan, 0.02f );
       if ( Physics.Raycast(PlayerRay ))
        {
            
            Debug.Log("Success");
        }
        Debug.Log("" + Physics.RaycastAll(PlayerRay, 1000000000f));
	}
}

Physics.RayCastAll() does Fire, but Physics.RayCast does not, even though they’re using the same Ray. Also in Debug.Drawray clearly cuts through multiple Objects, so what could be the cause of it?

2

if (Physics.Raycast (PlayerRay,100f))
{
print ("shoot’);
)

Try this

3

It finally worked somehow! Still don’t understand what the Problem was, but this time I just used 2 Vectors as Arguments in the Method instead of a Ray