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How to detect if an object is above another one
Hello,
I'd like to know if there is a way to detect if an object is above another one. But please keep in mind that I'm working in a 3D Space, raycast is a "no no" it would cost too much to cover the whole surface, and add a collision box would be a bad idea because of reasons (too long to explain here) .... Also, my objects are both rectangulars. So basically I was thinking about "creating" a Rect on the top surface of the object below and then use Rect.Contains ( http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Rect.Contains.html ) and project the origin of the other cube on my Rect. But I know it's stupid but I can't figure out how to correctly instantiate the Rect.
So please help me figure out how to instantiate Rect, or tip me another solution. Thanks for reading, and more thanks to whoever will respond.
EDIT: ok so by the time this question has been moderated, I figured out I could use the bounds.Contains of my object below instead of creating a Rect. Also, it took easily 30+ hours to moderate this question... seriously what takes so long? I know it's free community yadi yada but guys... why ? stackoverflow works great without this moderation step. No anger, just trying to understand.
We dont live here and theres a handful of us. UA doesnt work without moderation. Too much horse-shit co$$anonymous$$g through all the time.
Taking a day to moderate helps people to have the patience to learn to fix their own problems rather than be told an answer and learn nothing. I mean really, it takes people weeks upon weeks to figure out they can just put a few words in to a search engine and get thousands of answers (in most cases), preferring ins$$anonymous$$d to ask us to read a page from the manual to them because they are too lazy to read it themselves.
Its the reality.
@meat5000 there is something else really annoying some unqualified people are missing around with there wrong & untested answers so cheek this answer which is marked as best answer ! cheek this
