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Add CursorRayCam component to filter cameras used by CursorRayPlugin #124
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I'm using the
CursorRayPluginfor my project, but currently,update_cursor_rayupdates theCursorRaybased on every camera in the world with no filter options. This breaks the plugin for my project which uses multiple cameras.This pr fixes this by adding the
CursorRayCamcomponent to attach to cameras to mark them as targets for theCursorRayPlugin.