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Drawing GUI onto multiple objects using for loops?
As the title may suggest, the problem I am currently having is this: I can't find a way to make GUI draw onto multiple objects. I tried what I have below, but it didn't work, probably because I'm not referencing the "enemies" object. I have no idea where I would be able to put the "enemies" object, since putting it behind the GUI.DrawTexture gives me a "Null Reference Exception" error.
for(var enemies : GameObject in Enemies) {
if(LockedOn == false) {
// GUI.DrawTexture(Rect (screenPos.x-10, screenPos.y-12, 25, 25), EnemyOutline);
}
}
Maybe you are looking for something like this? Have not tested...but should point you in the right direction.
var enemyScreenPos = Camera.current.WorldToScreenPoint(enemies.transform.position);
GUI.DrawTexture(Rect (enemyScreenPos.x-10, enemyScreenPos.y-12, 25, 25), EnemyOutline);
God I am stupid.....I forgot that my screenPos was referring to the target, not the entire group of enemies.... With a few tweaks it worked, thanks alot :)
If anybody is wondering, this is the changed code, it might help you in your game :D Special thanks to @PAEvenson :) I added a few comments so that you arent confused.
for(var enemies : GameObject in Enemies) {
if(enemies != null) {
if(enemies.renderer.isVisible != false) {
//if enemies are visible
if(LockedOn == false) {
//if we are locked on
var enemyScreenPos = Camera.current.WorldToScreenPoint(enemies.transform.position);
enemyScreenPos.y = Screen.height - enemyScreenPos.y;
GUI.DrawTexture(Rect (enemyScreenPos.x-10, enemyScreenPos.y-12, 25, 25), EnemyOutline);
}
}
}
}
Its fine, I just remembered that in the old Answers, code wouldn't display properly(It would come out as a jumble of code, not neatly formatted). At least they fixed it now :D I wouldn't $$anonymous$$d some people being slightly mean towards me, I too would get annoyed if someone didn't know how to post a question properly. That still doesn't give them the right to be arrogant d**k heads though :)
