July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
390 pages
10h 53m
English
We are not really done with our cursor. We want it to do so much more. We want it to be smaller but react when we hover over other objects.
That means we have to do a raycast-- each time the Update() is called, we need to check whether there are any objects that the cursor covers. We also need to position the cursor on top of surfaces of other objects; it needs to hug them, so to speak. This gives the user the feeling the cursor really is touching the object they want to interact with.
For now, we will not implement this; we will leave the cursor as it is and just use it to look at things.
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