function OnMouseOver() ignore selected raycast

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I want when I call function OnMouseOver() or function OnMouseDown()... I want my mouse point ignore selected raycast to do something like this:

For example,I have object A, B, and D,

I attach this script to my object D

function OnMouseDown(){

   //my mouse pointer ignores object A

   //do something

}

And I also attach another script to my object D:

function OnMouseOver(){

   //my mouse pointer ignores object B

   //do other things

}

I mean from the position of the screen, you will see object A and then D in the line (so D is hidden). And if my mouse pointer is at object A (of course Object D is right after object A ), I click object A, but object D will be clicked, and this script is done.

I know that I must put my object A into the layer "ignore raycast", but there are other thing I want to do with object A; so I want to a script to ignore selected raycast, not put into that layer.

And it's similarity with my object B

Can someone answer this for me please? Sorry for my bad english :(

Thanks a lot, regards

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Answer by milali · Nov 29, 2011 at 12:46 AM

so are you raycasting the target? And you get object A when you want object B?

Try disabling the collision meshs on those objects when you do what you want, so ignore by enable = false

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superstar123 · Nov 29, 2011 at 04:34 AM 0

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Yes, this is what I need. I feel embarrassed, this is easier than my complex thoughts. Thank u a lot :)

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