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Is the ladder climbable anyway? Maybe try to create a prefab with a Cube with a Empty Object child with the climbable and the box collision components. |
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Hi,
I'm new to all this.
I studied a couple of modules on code 2 years ago. passed Game 1. not the second module. (But I finished).
I didn't have the chance to practice what I learned in Unity. But with this last project, (my practice-led final Masters artwork), I hope to create a Virtual Gallery in Spatial, by uploading my own 3D scanned environments.
I doubt that I will be able to use the 3DGS Model I made of a local Gallery.
I want the scanned architecture, with its natural textures; doesn't look promising so far. (Excuse the soup opera ..)
To the point.
I managed to download the Unity/Spatial tool kit to my computer and configure everything without bugs to start My Sandbox successfully until now.
However, in Unity, I build a climbing box to set up a new staircase for a second floor. That is where I hope to add the scanned 3D Model of the local Gallery.
I understand that we can duplicate, or add code to an object to duplicate it many times. i want to duplicate the already made staircase object from the spatial tool kit create a second floor, and upload the 3D Model of a gallery.
When you look at my Unity picture and compare it with My Sandbox, you notice that the object "climbing block" I added there, doesn't appear on My Sandbox.
Question
Why would that be? - what would you suggest me to do?
I thought about deleting my new climbing box, and duplicate my "given staircase.
Will I have issues with the "exporting" my new objects to My Sandbox as it happened here?
Thanks for your attention.
Paula
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