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--- tutorial:pixel_raycast [2020/08/26 08:22] – [General case: Arbitrary pixel] Updated to use RayCast instead of RayTrace snakefangox
+++ tutorial:pixel_raycast [2023/11/30 22:30] – [For arbitrary reach] Rewrote with a simpler solution famrofexl
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 ==== For arbitrary reach ====
-The code above allows for the normal reach, 3 blocks for survival and 4.5 in creative. If you want the raycast to reach farther you need to use the general case below.
+The code above allows for the normal reach, 3 blocks for survival and 4.5 in creative. If you want the raycast to reach farther you need to replace <code java> HitResult hit = client.cameraEntity;</code> in [[pixel_raycast#special_casecenter_pixel | Special Case: Center Pixel]] with the example below:
+<code java [enable_line_numbers="true"]>
+double maxReach = 1000; //The farthest target the cameraEntity can detect
+float tickDelta = 1.0F; //Used for tracking animation progress; no tracking is 1.0F
+boolean includeFluids = true; //Whether to detect fluids as blocks
+HitResult hit = client.cameraEntity.raycast(maxReach, tickDelta, includeFluids);
+</code>
 ===== General case: Arbitrary pixel  =====
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 ==== Performance considerations ====
-This is EXPENSIVE, if you do it too many times, it WILL get slow. Especially for long reaches. If you *need* to do many raycasts in a single frame, [[https://stackoverflow.com/q/777997/3124150|this]] link might be helpful.
+This is EXPENSIVE, if you do it too many times, it WILL get slow. Especially for long reaches. If you **need** to do many raycasts in a single frame, [[https://stackoverflow.com/q/777997/3124150|this]] link might be helpful.