PixelPerfect | FFXIV Dalamud Plugin for showing hitbox | Plugin library

What I want to achieve is to be able to drag a Sprite, and when it moves over the interactive area of another Sprite, it emits particles.

However the Pointermove event doesn't get called if I am dragging a different sprite (likely since my pointer is over the draggable sprite, not the interactive sprite.) I tried adding an If-Condition to my drag event instead, which tests if my draggable object is over the interactive Sprite, which sort of works, but it reacts over any area of the sprite, as opposed to exclusively the interactive area. This is important because my Sprite's interactive area uses pixel perfect.

Is there any way to achieve the result I am looking for?

My try with Pointermove:

Why it's impossible to change camera viewport rect while using pixelperfect camera in unity? Is there any specific reason to prevent viewport rect parameter changes?

Is there any way to get around it?

I'm a web developer (symfony <3 ;) C# and microsoft technologies are new for me ! ) and during the covid containment I want create a simple game with the game engine unity

On Ubuntu 19.10, I downloaded unity Hub v2.3.0 (https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download)

From unity hub, I installed unity3D v2019.3.7f1 (the lastest stable) with some options (Linux & WebGL & windows build support)

And I created a simple 2D game

All works like a charm, I can open my project and run my new game without any error in the unity3D console

From Unity, when I create a c# script, the file can be opened by my (very simple) text editor gedit. Now I want to install the cross-os IDE visualcode thanks thats I'll get some usefull extensions and autocompletion code when I'll edit my unity scripts.

So, I installed vscode via apt install (I followed this official guide : https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux)

My version of vscode is :

After some web search, I understand I must install the .NET framework (maybe I'm wrong ?)

My dotnet version (from a terminal : dotnet --version) is 3.1.201

Next I configured the unity parameter for change the default text editor :

• External Script Editor : code
  • code refer to the path /usr/bin/code, the executable of vscode
• External Script Editor Args : "$(ProjectPath)" -g "$(File)":$(Line):$(Column)
  • value by default, I changed nothing

I created a simple c# script from unity, I opened the file and vscode opened automatically (yeah !). And from vscode I added two public variables (the bool 'a' and the Rigidbody2D 'b')

I saved my script and go to unity app, the variables a and b are visible on the interface :

All works ! But now, I want have the autocomplete code from vscode. So, I installed the vscode c# extensions. But when the installation finished, this message appears :

The whole of log is :