Raycast Inconsistency

[anon_37141011]

I’m using a Physics Raycast to detect walls.

The script spawns a bomb at the point clicked (2d Plane looking down.)

Then it ray casts from the Player-Object to the point clicked. It is Supposed to spawn the bomb at the first wall that intersects the raycast.

The Raycast is in a BombSpawn Function that is called by input from the mouse.

The Purpse of the script is to prevent the player from dropping bombs outside the room currently occupied.

The raycast only works about 75%-25% of the time.

The walls are made in modular blocks, the Colliders overlap to help prevent “Slippage”. The physics of the walls are 100% for my objects, but not raycasts.

Problems seem to be the first clicks, and angles.

Is there away to make the raycast more consistent?

Fixed,Late, and WaitForFixedUpdate didn’t help any with consistency.

//Hitinfo Holder
var hit : RaycastHit;

//Ray Player to Point Clicked
var pTpRay = Ray(Player.transform.position, (ClickRay.GetPoint(22))-Player.transform.position);
var dis = Vector3.Distance(Player.transform.position, ClickRay.GetPoint(22));
//Raycast to clicked location, if obscured by maze wall, spawn at the location of the RaycastHit
print(pTpRay);
var Giz = transform.GetComponent(“RayGizmo”).SetLine(ClickRay.GetPoint(22));
//yield new WaitForFixedUpdate();
if (Physics.Raycast(pTpRay, hit, dis, Raymask))
{
Counter++;
print(Counter + " Hit");
//Create Dots at location of hit,
for (i=0;i<Res;i++)
{
Curdot = Instantiate (dots, hit.point-(pTpRay.direction/2), Quaternion.identity);
Curdot.name = “” + i;
DotAray = Curdot;

• Mover = Curdot.GetComponent(DotMove);*
• Mover.SetOrigin(Curdot.transform.position);*
  _ //Curdot.transform.eulerAngles = (Vector3(0,(i)(360/Res),0));_
  _ Mover.SetDir(DirAray);_
  _ }_
  _ }_
  else
  _ { _
  _//Create dots at location of click*_
  * for (i=0;i<Res;i++)*
  * {*
  * Curdot = Instantiate (dots, ClickRay.GetPoint(22), Quaternion.identity);*
  * Curdot.name = “” + i;*
  _ DotAray = Curdot;
  * Mover = Curdot.GetComponent(DotMove);
  Mover.SetOrigin(Curdot.transform.position);
  //Curdot.transform.eulerAngles = (Vector3(0,(i)(360/Res),0));
  Mover.SetDir(DirAray*);
  }
  }
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  *_

[anon_37141011]

[Problem Solved]

sigh as usual the mistake was mine.

The Layermask Settings in the script worked in the opposite of what I thought it did. Thus it was colliding with everything EXCEPT the walls…XD