Raycasts Ignoring Geometry

[VengeanceDesign]

Hi everyone,

I am working on a grid based 3D game so I decided to generate my pathfinding data by doing raycasts spaced equally apart. Generally this works, but for some reason Physics.RaycastAll() seems to arbitrarily ignore certain parts of the level I made in blender. For example:

Here the green lines indicate where the raycasts hit the model. For some strange reason the patch between the benches and the pillar is not hit by the raycasts. Since I used a mesh collider there is no reason for that region to be excluded. I’m hoping that someone can help me work out why this would happen.

Thanks in advance

[RighteousWeasel]

Hey! I’m having a hard time seeing the “pillar” I think due to the grey-ish tone of everything in the image. This is just a guess based on many raycasting issues I see that are pretty common, but is there geometry on the back face of that location for the ray to come in contact with?

[VengeanceDesign]

Sorry about not changing the lighting. I hope this is better:

There is no backface geometry in the problem area and there is also no back faces for any of the areas that aren’t a problem either. The only thing that the problem areas have in common is that they are all rectangular.