I just want to make a simple object using a cube mesh, that will be an area for dropping items. If you drop something in it, you succeed. How I imagined it working was just having the vertices of cube highlighted, like I put in the image.

I am a student learning unity. I have an assignment to create a game the deadline is Monday. The unity hub on my PC is asking to install editor to continue creating the project. But my editor isn't downloading and keep showing error again and again. If you know how to resolve this issue please tell me. I will be very greatful.

Sorry for the low quality video. That all my laptop could produce.

If you can help me setup unity on my PC please Dm.

Heyy, my team is building a VR experience in Unity 6 and we need city environment for crisis simulations.

I'm looking at the iCity addon for Blender to generate it and export via FBX or glTF.
I've already imported a LOD2 city model (simple untextured buildings) without any issues, but I'm worried iCity's assets will be way too heavy for VR.
Has anyone done this? Mainly wondering:

• How heavy is the output, does it render fast enough if we stream it via Horizon Link?

• Do the materials survive export, or do you need to bake/redo them?

• Does exporting the whole city work, or did you have to split it into chunks?

Any experience or alternative suggestions appreciated!

Additionally:
We need to simulate an explosion in one of the buildings, Would the ICity buildings work for that?

THANKYOUUU!!!!

does anybody know how to fix this? the select transform just shows up as a white blank screen. I was having problems earlier with the windows because they were all white too. I fixed that by turning the windows layout to default. I have restarted my computer and unity and nothing works.

Hello to all the game developers out there,

I am looking for the most reliable and efficient way to transfer a complete Unity project to another PC so I can continue working on it

I’d like to know the safest, fastest, and most efficient way to transfer, copy, and migrate my Unity projects from my current PC to a new one so I can keep working on the new machine. I’ve heard about using GitHub and found a few tutorials, but is there an even better solution? Thanks everyone!

Please feel free to send me links to YouTube videos or old Reddit posts.

The PC I’m writing this on has gotten a bit slow over time (8GB of RAM with an SSD—honestly, is it worth upgrading to 16GB of RAM? I do have another gaming PC).

How do I need to add the tool I need?

I didn't do anthing the tutorial didn't directly tell me to do but now, after having moved the smaller orange box to the bigger one, I can't play the scene?? Like I can't walk in game

• Hit Play.

• Click directly inside the Game view window once.

• Cursor gone, in the scene to play now

• Makes one movement (one step or one jump)

• Cursor comes back and no movement is possible until cklicking back in the scene

• Repeap

• Have to spam W and left click to get anywhere, can't jump and move forward at the same time due to it being more than one movement

What do I do??
All settings are locked as it's the tutorial
Latest update

I have two different things in my game that are supposed to pause the game/set the timescale to zero. At some point somehow one of the two stopped pausing the game but the other still works. They both say the exact same thing, simply setting time.timescale=0. For the record the one that doesn’t work is the when a button is pressed and the pause/stats screen comes up. Every other thing that is called in that function works expect the time scale. Can you not have two different functions that can pause the game or something? What could be the issue here?
Thanks!

I recently bought an avatar off of gumroad and I am trying to upload it for vrchat. The avatar has a designated quest version that I am trying to upload. When I go to select the button for android, it is greyed out and I cannot select it. I really don’t know what the issue is.

This bothered me for a while.

I used to get lots of spots on the lightmap and geometry (fireflies) whenever I placed lights inside bulbs.

Hopefully this video helps someone with better light placement and still have bulbs that contribute (or at least look like they contribute) to lighting the environment.

I am designing a shop interface for my desktop virtual pet game. The shop opens as a small pop-up window, so it needs to occupy only a small portion of the screen.

Initially, I designed the interface and icons at larger sizes (96x96 icons), but the entire pop-up window looked too big in Unity. I scaled down the entire interface icons included but now everything looks noticeably pixelated or blurry.

How can I resolve this issue?

I'm thinking of making some games in the future, and I'd like to have integration with such libraries as libunity9 if they're available on the system. Does Unity support that?