Interface: RaycastHit
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:12
One ray/triangle intersection reported by Raycaster (and, mapped onto HitInfo, by MeshColliderShape). Every result is a new object owned by the caller.
Properties
distance
distance:
number
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:14
World-space distance from the ray origin to point.
point
point:
Vector3
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:16
Hit point in world space.
localPoint
localPoint:
Vector3
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:18
Hit point in the mesh's local space.
normal
normal:
Vector3
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:24
World-space surface normal: the barycentric interpolation of the vertex normals, or faceNormal when the geometry has none. Not flipped towards the ray for back-face hits.
faceNormal
faceNormal:
Vector3
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:26
World-space geometric normal of the hit triangle (from its winding).
faceIndex
faceIndex:
number
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:28
Triangle index into the index buffer (indices[faceIndex*3 .. +2]).
barycentric
barycentric:
Vector3
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:30
Barycentric weights (w0, w1, w2) of the triangle's three vertices.
frontFace
frontFace:
boolean
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:32
Whether the ray hit the triangle's front (counter-clockwise, as rendered) side.
uv
uv:
Vector2
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:34
Interpolated uv (TEXCOORD_0), or null when the geometry has none.
uv1
uv1:
Vector2
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:36
Interpolated TEXCOORD_1, or null when the geometry has none.
subGeometryIndex
subGeometryIndex:
number
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:38
Sub-geometry of the triangle; the renderer draws it with materials[subGeometryIndex].
object3D
object3D:
Object3D
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:40
Object that owns the mesh (null for a bare geometry query).
renderer
renderer:
MeshRenderer
Defined in: src/io/raycast/RaycastHit.ts:42
Renderer that was hit (null for a bare geometry query).