ChaosChinchilla Member

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Posted 2/8/2026, 12:18:32 AM #

Trying to make a 'Laser' spell. Does anyone have a snippet for a multi-hit raycast? I want the beam to pass through the first mob and hit the second one, but lose 50% damage per hit. My current script just stops at the first collision.

Trying to make a 'Laser' spell. Does anyone have a snippet for a multi-hit raycast? I want the beam to pass through the first mob and hit the second one, but lose 50% damage per hit. My current script just stops at the first collision.

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Trying to make a 'Laser' spell. Does anyone have a snippet for a multi-hit raycast? I want the beam to pass through the first mob and hit the second one, but lose 50% damage per hit. My current script just stops at the first collision.

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HackerHase Member

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Posted 2/8/2026, 1:18:32 AM #

Don't forget to add a 'max_hits' limit, or a single laser into a crowded mob farm will spike your server CPU to 100% lol.

Don't forget to add a 'max_hits' limit, or a single laser into a crowded mob farm will spike your server CPU to 100% lol.

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Don't forget to add a 'max_hits' limit, or a single laser into a crowded mob farm will spike your server CPU to 100% lol.

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Posted 2/8/2026, 9:35:23 PM #

You need to use Physics.RaycastAll(). It returns an array of hits sorted by distance. Then just iterate through them and apply your damage reduction logic in a loop.

You need to use Physics.RaycastAll(). It returns an array of hits sorted by distance. Then just iterate through them and apply your damage reduction logic in a loop.

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You need to use Physics.RaycastAll(). It returns an array of hits sorted by distance. Then just iterate through them and apply your damage reduction logic in a loop.

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