How would I go about making the cursors look like they are projecting on the surface of the layer hit?
I have noticed in several RPG’s the cursor is projected on the ground along the ground plane and on other walkable surfaces instead of always appearing as a billboard to the camera.
The purpose is to make the cursor look cool and also leave a walk to mark on the surface until the player arrives at the area.
Hi @jcordeiro,
Sorry for the delay responding, I meant to the other day and then got distracted.
I like the sound of this idea 
I think you’ll find there are several ways of achieving what you want to do, each with varying levels of difficulty.
One of the easiest approaches might be to simply drop a “pin” as it were, leaving it at that point until the character gets to it. You could expand on this with more detail, possibly grabbing the AI route and draw a line to the pin from the character, perhaps changing the simply pin for a “flag”, make it animate and so on.
Another option might be to take a look at Unity’s projector component.
RaycastHit.barycentricCoordinate will allow you to determine the position and normal of the hit. This would allow you to place a cursor object at permitted destinations, as Rob suggests. You’d need to refactor CursorAffordance and PlayerMovement to create and reap these.