For some reason my
Vector3 worldPosition = mainCamera.ScreenToWorldPoint(touchPosition);
always returns the camera position, I even tried copy pasting the tutors github project file code thinking I did something wrong and didn’t notice it but it still makes no difference, it still outputs the same coordinate
Thank you for the help!
It wasn’t active (the touch controls still worked for some reason) so it’s possible that was the reason, can’t confirm at the moment because I found an alternative solution.
The ScreenToWorldPoint has an override that lets you input the offset from the camera (apparently it took 0 as the default offset), so inputing 10 as the offset would register the click 10 units in front of the camera, allowing the X and Y coordinates to work normally.
When I get the time I’ll see to revert to the old code now that the touch simulation is active and see if that was the problem.
