Field of view script - Seeing itself fix.

[14065258]

Just change the code where you're adding the target to the list like i've done below and it should fix the problem of it seeing itself.

[14065258]

Update- Just realised that this doesn't help those who want to see more then one of itself. so if you got two raptors and you want to see if its in range of each other or not. So hold on and let me change it to see if i can fix that instead.

[14065258]

Update - Change the code to look like this instead.

Found out aswell that the reason why you see two raptors for every one is because it has two box collides instead of one. So just disable one of them and you should be good to go.

[ghost]

Ive also found that my Field of View script sees 2 of every other object it sees:

I only have 1 raptor in my scene

[14065258]

disable one of the box colliders for the raptor. for some reason its got two

[DoctorMikeReddy]

There are two box colliders as not having one on the legs allows the Rapty to walk through low obstacles that should stop it. Removing duplicates might be better, and could be done by me in the FieldOfView script, as I am going to be using box colliders for the combat system, which would mean 3-4 colliders per dino. The alternative is to have one box collider per model, but that would limit the realistic collisions.

[DoctorMikeReddy]

Ok, I have found two ways to remove duplicates. One is to construct the list (with repetitions) and then use the myList.Distinct().ToList(); functions to remove duplicates; this requires Linq to be in the includes at the top ( using.System.Linq ). The other is to check whether an object is already in the list, using something like: if (myList.IndexOf(value) == -1 ) { myList.Add(value); } I'll repost this as a separate issue, so others find it.