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Physics.OverlapSphere weirdness, not working...Sorta.
I have this Physics.OverlapSphere running in a loop and there are a few results I get depending on various circumstances, none of which seem to do what I am actually expecting it to do.
In the event I am using var xn with the specific position, with a radius of 1 (Yes, there is absolutely an object with a collider there, I have even tried several different colliders), is simply does not find anything.
If I change the radius to something like 200, it finds every single collider in the scene seemingly.
If I set the location to 0,0,0 and radius to 1, it also seemingly finds every single collider in the scene...
I just can't seem to get it to find the one single object in the specific location I specify with a radius of 1 (or even 1f)
The objects to be found all have colliders and even show up in list when all colliders seem to be hit.
Edit: also, this is in edit mode, and I do have [ExecuteInEditMode] included.
I just don't get it... Please Halp!!!
Thanks!
private Transform myObj;
private void MyFunction()
{
myObj = GameObject.FindWithTag("MyObjectTag").transform;
foreach (Transform fooObj in myObj)
{
if (fooObj.name == "gametile")
{
//var xn = new Vector3(fooObj.transform.transform.localPosition.x - 40, 0, fooObj.transform.transform.localPosition.z);
var xn = new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
AdjacentTiles(xn, 1);
}
}
}
void AdjacentTiles(Vector3 center, float radius)
{
Collider[] colliders = Physics.OverlapSphere(center, radius);
foreach (Collider collider in colliders)
{
Debug.Log("FOUND: " + collider.gameObject.name);
}
}
Found solution. The objects were freshly instantiated, and I guess I was trying to find them in the same frame, so added Physics.SyncTransforms(); before the loop and that did it. yay.
