hi, how do i offset this vector 2 a bit?

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          Vector2 position;
          RectTransformUtility.ScreenPointToLocalPointInRectangle (InventoryManager.Instance.canvas.transform as RectTransform, Input.mousePosition, InventoryManager.Instance.canvas.worldCamera,out (position));
          InventoryManager.Instance.HoverObject.transform.position = InventoryManager.Instance.canvas.transform.TransformPoint (position);

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Answer by xxmariofer · Jan 15, 2019 at 11:00 AM

you just need to increase the vector by an x amount. position + new Vector2(0, 1); will offset by 1 the y, you can use Random.Range(minvar, maxvar) for offsetting rather than one bettween a max and a min value.

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Reedex · Jan 15, 2019 at 11:07 AM 0

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yes i tried but the thing is, in my code above(i know its hard to read) the RectTransformUtility.ScreenPointToLocalPointInRectangle I GUESS, overrides the + new Vector(x,y) afterwards so it doesnt work. As you can see i use my input.mouseposition as a position for the hover icon. this code snippet runs in Update.

xxmariofer Reedex · Jan 15, 2019 at 11:13 AM 0

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increment the position Just before you assigned

//HERE position+= new Vector3(0,400,0);

Inventory$$anonymous$$anager.Instance.HoverObject.transform.position = Inventory$$anonymous$$anager.Instance.canvas.transform.TransformPoint (position);

i have never used that method but it should work

increment the vector3, use big numbers for testing like 300 since 1 when using recttransform is almost not perceptible.

Reedex xxmariofer · Jan 15, 2019 at 11:23 AM 0

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Oh shoot so it worked all the time but i was adding like small numbers without any differ, 20 does it. Thanks :) wanna green accept or you dont care ?

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