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Question by Luckd93 · Jun 23, 2013 at 05:09 PM · instantiatepositionfind

Found if instantiate position already occupied

How can I know if the position where i want to randomly instantiate a new object it's already occupied? I tried with Spherecast, but without result.

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avatar image Kaivo · Jun 23, 2013 at 05:12 PM 0
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Do you have a grid like system? If so, you could change the state of the grid to occupied when something is on it and change to a new random location when hitting an occupied one.

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I'm actually working on the same problem right now. I don't have a grid, so I added rigid bodies and small scripts to the objects I'm instantiating that set a boolean in them to either true or false when they enter/leave the collider triggers.

Then I use my instantiating code to check the booleans before instantiating. Works almost perfectly, except the objects can't be touching. I want them to be touching, just not inside of each other...

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