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When I first started to develop in Unity I followed the Unity Tutorial for the Space Shooter 2D game and used the knowledge from that to create something myself. Looking at it now it may not have been the best idea. Currently my game is 2D but in a 3D environment where the camera is top down and I am trying to figure out how I can detect a collision between a UI Image and my Player GameObject. Any help will be extremely appreciated! |
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Two ways to go about this:
It doesn't particularly matter which you pick, although working with 2D colliders will create fewer potential problems if you don't plan to use that extra axis of movement. Your main problem right now seems to be picking one or the other physics model. Generally, if you're using an image as a game element it isn't part of the UI. You would normally use a sprite instead. But, if your heart is set on using a UI image, you could match a collider's position and shape to it in the place where it appears to be. Or, you could move the world in line with the UI (assuming you're using the new Unity UI, not the old IMHUI). Really though, it will make more sense to use a sprite. |
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