Is it truly impossible to get texture colors with raycast or are there any methods to achieve this?
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Raycasts get the thing that it hits. With that you can do something like hit.Color3, hit.Position, ect.
If you needed to, you can send things to the server/client via remote events.
Could you specify your goal/use case? I can give general info, but if I know what you want to achieve, like maybe a hitmarker from a gun, then I could give better info?
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if Raycast hits a part, the script can search for its children. If it has a ‘texture’ obejct, you can use either FindFirstChild or FindFirstChildOfClass to check the texture, this is how you locate it:
0. Place the texture inside of the part
- Define the hitpart
- Use FindFirstChild or FindFirstChildOfClass to see if the part has the texture or no
- If it has, you can just say: hitpart.Texture
If you mean use a raycast to get the color at the intersection point, and not just the color of the part or surface, you can’t do this.
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Might want to bump this to #feature-requests as I find that this could actually be very useful in some cases
bump as in just make a post there? kinda new to this whole forum thing.
Yep. I think this would be a cool feature if Roblox proceeded to do something with it.