Comments

• GeometriX

  February 2016

  You've got that box collider set to "is trigger". You want that off for clickable hotspots. It should only be on for triggers (i.e.: things the player walks into to activate).
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  i'm afraid that doesn't make any difference off or in
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  non
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  it doesn't explain why the yellow box would disappear on play, plus all mu other hotspots have is trigger on and are clickable

  
  

  check the screenshots
• klarax

  February 2016

  Maybe you are turning it off in onstart or something. gotta be a reason why its turning off. disable interactions/onstart and anything else until you've check everything ;P
  
  you'll know then something another action is not the cause
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  yeah its odd as all other hotspots are on, will check
• GeometriX

  February 2016

  Ugh, apologies for the confusing suggestion earlier - it's meant to be set to "is trigger" anyway. I think I was tuned to the wrong channel in my brain :P

  
  

  Worst case scenario: recreate the hotspot and see if the problem persists?
• ChrisIceBox

  February 2016

  If there are any other colliders on your NPC also on the Default layer, they might "steal" mouse clicks if they take up the same spot.
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  I have circle colliders on the npcs what layer should i put these on to avoid this
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  i hav a collider on parent npc and hotspot just has a box collider on it

  
  

  see screenshots:

  
  

  https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v4f255cz73iipoy/AABgPdmOwpidqQhMRgZHsWWaa?dl=0
  
• ChrisIceBox

  February 2016

  Try "Ignore Raycast".
  
  If still no luck, try disabling other objects in your scene to see what else it is that's getting in the way.
  
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

   "Ignore Raycast". on the collider or hotspot?
  
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  ok, i now realise that on play, the hotspot is turned sideways, into 3d space, so what could be causing this on play?
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  it is when, on start , i use face direction on the character (right)it turns the z of the hotspot into the z world thus making it slither thin, when character is facing up, it is fine?
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/dtqpquky0hu7hds/Screen Shot 2016-02-11 at 22.43.50.png?dl=0
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  i figured it out, it was cos i had tur before walking o, which must have been turnibg the hotspot to match and they all npc's start on up unless told, there hotspots must have been turning
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  ps that doesn't do the trick, as some npcs are fine, ie one characters hotspot is fine in a scene, then in another his hotspot goes off ij the y rotation
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  ARGHH!
• ChrisIceBox

  February 2016

  I didn't notice this before, but you have your Hotspot as a direct child of the NPC's base.
  
  Move the Hotspot either onto the Sprite child, or make it a child of the Sprite child.  The purpose of the sprite child is to ensure that it will always be facing the camera correctly - so anything else you want rotated to face the camera must also be parented to it.
  
• jamesfootlight

  February 2016

  Thank you! Success!