Instantiating only inside an area.

Hi
In my game players can instantiate objects, but they should only be able to do it inside of an area.



I only want to be able to instantiate objects inside of that box

I have tried using Vector3.distance, but that will only use a single int and not like a x and y distance.

Any suggestions?

 

Hey,

First of all, love the pic

As for your problem. Since you are instantiating stuff and that takes a position param all you really need is a position

So what you could do:

1. While in the designer, take an empty GameObject and put it in the center of the area around which objects may get instantiated;
2. Assign a Collider and Rigidbody component to it;
3. Set rigidbody to be kinematic and the collider to be a Trigger;
4. Size the collider so that its area suits your needs;
5. Attach a script to your player that would check when its collider enters the Trigger area of your box ( basically do stuff inside the OnTriggerEnter() method in your player's script);
6. Choose a random position vector within the box to instantiate your objects;


This doesn't provide much coding help but it should give you enough info to ask more interesting questions


I hope this helps.

 

sorry i forgot to say that i use Raycasting for instantiating the objects at mouse position. players should also be able to instantiate objects when standing outside of the area.
so I dont think your suggestion will help in that case.
But thanks anyway

 

http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Bounds.html

Use bounds for area, and bounds for each object.

To place an object, be sure every point of it's bounds is within the spawn bounds.

That's a general idea - Impl. is up to you.

 

If the player's position is irrelivant, just check the mouse position and if its within bounds, set a boolean to true. if its true, the player can instantiate, false, they cannot.

 

Thanks I found a solution

 

[QUOTE = "zhapness, post: 585198, miembro: 41666"] Gracias encontré una solución [/ QUOTE]
Cual fue? Estoy necesitando esto =(

 

how

 

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