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Question by Kag359six · Jul 16, 2011 at 04:57 PM · raycastcursorcrosshairinteractive

Cursors and crosshairs

How would I make a crosshair or cursor, and lock the mouse cursor into the crosshair so its like the cross hair is the mouse? i want to make the crosshair interact with things, like activate objects when i click on them. Would i have to use raycasts?

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Answer by playbass06 · Jul 16, 2011 at 05:02 PM

To lock the mouse just use screen.lockCursor = true;

For a crosshair, I just used a GUI texture (Create > GUI Texture) and centered it. Just use whatever image you want for that.

As for activating objects, there's probably a better way but I just use (with javascript, anyway) the function OnMouseOver and then an if statement checking whether there's input on the left mouse button.

Hope that helps! EDIT: to answer your comment (since I can't put code in a comment):

 function OnMouseOver () {
     if(Input.GetMouseDown(0)){
         //interaction
     }
 }
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by input on the left mouse button, you mean checking whether the object is interactable?

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Edited in the question (can't put code in a comment), hope that explains. Like I said there's probably a better way to do it, that's just my solution.

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cool thanks, but i decided to learn raycasting, and it worked out so far. thanks for the help though.

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the On$$anonymous$$ouseOver code works same with C#, just change function to void and also the //interaction code you choose has the C# syntax in C# scripts, but whatever you prefer/ know

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