colliderInstanceID

Definition

• Type: Property
• Namespace: UnityEngine
• Assembly: UnityEngine.PhysicsModule

public int colliderInstanceID { get; }

Remarks

Examples

using Unity.Collections;using Unity.Jobs;using UnityEngine;public class BatchExample : MonoBehaviour{    public struct CollisionJob : IJob    {        public int colliderID;        public NativeArray<RaycastHit> results;        public void Execute()        {            // This is where we check what we collided with and do any appropriate actions            // If you tried accessing RaycastHit.collider you would get an error            if (colliderID == results[0].colliderInstanceID)                Debug.Log("Detected the a hit with the requested collider");        }    }    void Start()    {        // We create the raycast command buffer and an array to store the RaycastHits        NativeArray<RaycastCommand> commands = new NativeArray<RaycastCommand>(1, Allocator.TempJob);        NativeArray<RaycastHit> results = new NativeArray<RaycastHit>(1, Allocator.TempJob);        var boxCollider = new GameObject().AddComponent<BoxCollider>();        // Create a new command for the buffer, pointing at the collider we created        commands[0] = new RaycastCommand(Vector3.up * 2, Vector3.down);        // Schedule the commands in the buffer and store results in the 'results' array        var batchHandle = RaycastCommand.ScheduleBatch(commands, results, 1, 1);        // This job is for doing something on the other thread when the collider of interest was hit        var job = new CollisionJob();        job.colliderID = boxCollider.GetInstanceID();        job.results = results;        //Schedule the job to start after batchHandle has finished        var jobHandle = job.Schedule(batchHandle);        jobHandle.Complete();        commands.Dispose();        results.Dispose();    }}