Custom reticle not updating position at ray's end

[nRammm]

I've spawned a custom reticle using BaseReticleVisual's AttachCustomReticle(GameObject reticleInstance) . Able to see the custom reticle instead of the default one, but the position of the reticle is not updating to the ray hit/end point rather it is at the ray origin point always. How can I make it to update properly?

I'm basically trying to achieve this in "all valid surfaces" instead of "interactables only" and I've configured the visibility settings of MRTKRayReticleVisual in this way.

Also sometimes the reticle is coming up only for left hand or for right hand. I couldn't see them in both the hands.

Is there anything I'm doing wrong ?

Thanks.

[nRammm]

@AMollis , can I get any suggestion on the above query?
Thanks.

[AMollis]

@nRammm, you can try the workaround I provided above...

Or wait for this PR to complete

• [MRKT3] Making custom reticles a bit easier in MRTK3. #11758

Hopefully the PR makes things easier for you.

[nRammm]

Sounds great! Thanks for the help @AMollis .

I hope this fixes the reticle position issue. But on the other hand , I'm trying to attach custom reticle via script(see the snippet below) , I'm populating interactorsCache with interactionManager.GetRegisteredInteractors(interactorsCache) .But on doing so, I couldn't see the custom reticle(or even the default one) appearing on any one of the hands(sometimes its not seen in left and sometimes not in right , I'm not sure why its happening eventhough it hits AttachCustomReticle for both the left and right ray interactor) . Do you think this approach serves my expectation to bring up custom reticle for both the hands?

[nRammm]

Hi @AMollis , any suggestion on the above way of populating custom reticle?

[AMollis]

You're adding the same game object to all interactors. Use customCursor as a prefab and create new instances of it. Also, you can probably change the code to not rely on MRTK3.

if (customCursor != null)
{
  foreach (var interactor in interactorCache)
  {
      var reticleProvider = interactor.transform.GetComponent<IXRCustomReticleProvider>();
      if (reticleProvider != null}
      {
         var instance = Instantiate(customCursor);
         reticleProvider.AttachCustomReticle(instance);
      }
  }
}

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