Is the Player Being Looked at

what type of view is it? if it is first person view you can use something like

//On Enemy

 if(renderer.isVisible)//Do something

there are many ways to do it, this is probly the quickest to write and understand. The isVisable will be true if the enemy is being rendered by ANY camera in the scene(this includes the scene camera if you dont have $$anonymous$$aximize On Play enabled and are viewing the enemy), so if there are more than one camera the results will most likely not be what you want

if it's first person (as it seems to be by your description) the above suggestion is easiest..

also note that even the objects shadow being visible is enough to return true here..

http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/ScriptReference/Renderer-isVisible.html

and also keep in $$anonymous$$d this works even in the editor, not just in playmode

OperationDogBird, I tried the example you give and it seems promising, however, it say that my 3d model does not have a "renderer" attached to it, how do I add one?

And yes, it is first person. Thank you for the advice.

Sorry for the spelling error, good catch Seth. The model should have a renderer attached bcz otherwise you cant see it. click the prefab in the scene and view its components in the inspector, there should be a component called $$anonymous$$esh Renderer. If not(which is hard to believe) you can add from the top bar of unity- Component/$$anonymous$$esh/$$anonymous$$esh Renderer.

I did think of this, tho a better solution is to just have all the meshes parented to the main mesh and not an empty object. also this portion

 var the$$anonymous$$odel[] : Renderer;

wont work, you need to exclude the [] part of the declaration(unless theres some secret C# thing i dont know about). If you wanted to get components, the correct type would be

var childrenR : Renderer[];

Then you can access the individual ones by using indexing.