When do game objects have the same position?
When it’s on “Center” I have the behaviour described above, when I switch to “Pivot” the position marker is exactly at the same position as the other Game Object, which is what I actually expect to see. That helped! So I have just to find out what Center/Pivot means and what it has to do with my new Game Object Sprite position Many thanks!
How to create two game objects with the same transform.position?
The new game object has no relation to the existing one (I do not set the transform.parent property). Both game objects are on the same top level in the hierarchy, having no parents. I set the transform.position of the new game object to the transform.position values of the existing game object via transform.position = new Vector3 ( ).
How to change the Order of renders in Unity?
A common use case in 2D games are with complex characters. You can add a Canvas component to the child image and “Override Sorting”. This makes it possible to paint the child behind the parent. (EDIT: but then you probably need some more canvases to have everything drawn correctly… this is not so bad. it might even increase the performance)
How are UI objects laid out in Unity?
Those prefab UI objects themselves have also a vert. layout, and contain the following setup: They have two main objects vertically laid out: below is a text object, which can stretch downwards, making the whole prefab stretch, and the parent vertical layout also.
What is the position of the player in the block?
The position of the player’s head is 1 block abovetheir feet, its relative position is (~0, ~1, ~0). The position of the block 1 block Eastof the player is (~1, ~0, ~0). The position of the block 2 block West, 5 blocks downof the player is (~-2, ~-5, ~0). World positions
How does the relative position work in Minecraft?
Players are two-block tall, so it is important to note that the position (~0, ~0, ~0)corresponds to the player’s feet. Because relative positions start from where the player’s feet are, relative positions aren’t fixed in the world – they “move” with the player.
How to make a player face a certain position?
(Someone already replied, but I might as well provide an answer anyway) You’re going to want to change the character’s PrimaryPart (typically HumanoidRootPart)’s CFrame to keep the same position, but change the orientation. Fortunately, instead of doing a bunch of math, we can take advantage of this CFrame constructor: