I want to edit rayperception sensor 3d outputs !

[BHBit580]

I am making a snake AI . Where there will be lots of snake who will eat and dodge each other .

Rayperception sensor 3d detects everything ! but there is a specific case where problem happens....

For example my snake has 30 cube child each having tags as beads . There are other snake similar to that.

I want rayperception to not detect these CHILD of it's own but to detect everything else !

How do you think will it happen ?

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[shubhamkatyaan]

To achieve the behavior where the RayPerceptionSensor3D in Unity detects everything except the child objects of its own snake (tagged as "beads"), you can implement a custom filtering mechanism.

Use Layers for Filtering:
Assign a Unique Layer: Assign a unique layer to your snake and its child objects (e.g., MySnakeLayer). This way, you can easily filter out these objects from the ray perception.
RayPerception Layer Mask: Adjust the layer mask of the RayPerceptionSensor3D to exclude this specific layer. This will make the ray sensor ignore objects on that layer.

Custom Script for Tag Checking:
If you want to keep using tags and not just rely on layers, you can modify the ray perception script or create a wrapper around it. In the custom script, you can manually check the tag of each detected object and ignore the ones that belong to the same snake.

[BHBit580]

NO that's not how it is . All my snake works on a similar pattern ! I can't just make a unique tags with n number of snake . All those AI snake have same properties they have to ! They compete with each other having the same body. What I really want is to have a filtering system like filtering the gameobjects that rayperception is giving

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On Wed, 21 Aug 2024 at 19:48, Shubham Kumar ***@***.***> wrote: To achieve the behavior where the RayPerceptionSensor3D in Unity detects everything except the child objects of its own snake (tagged as "beads"), you can implement a custom filtering mechanism. Use Layers for Filtering: Assign a Unique Layer: Assign a unique layer to your snake and its child objects (e.g., MySnakeLayer). This way, you can easily filter out these objects from the ray perception. RayPerception Layer Mask: Adjust the layer mask of the RayPerceptionSensor3D to exclude this specific layer. This will make the ray sensor ignore objects on that layer. Custom Script for Tag Checking: If you want to keep using tags and not just rely on layers, you can modify the ray perception script or create a wrapper around it. In the custom script, you can manually check the tag of each detected object and ignore the ones that belong to the same snake. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#6130 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AUH6DSS4RMIIQGZCXFLSVYTZSSOUVAVCNFSM6AAAAABLAAFQCCVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMZDGMBSGE3DSNZRHA> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>