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#2

Hi,

The approach you take in the video doesn’t help for when you move over the horizon.
In my game you have a pan control of the camera meaning you can easily see around your character and therefore I found a different solution to this issue by adding;

if (hitInfo.collider == null) { return false; }

as a third line in the RaycastForEnemy method.
Is this a good solution or will it cause problems elsewhere?

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#3

That looks fine to me, does it play ok?

#4

Hi Ben.
When maxDepth of Raycaster is bigger than 100f(determined in script) ,for example when player click a far area, that null reference error produce again.
I check Jane_Doe aproach and work well even in far area.
Is This a good Way?
Thanks

#5

Thanks It worked for me

#6

I did something very similar - but using the bool result of the raycast instead:

        bool hitAnything = Physics.Raycast(ray, out hitInfo, maxRaycastDepth);
        if (!hitAnything) { return false; }

Seems to work ok.

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