Divide Cubes Into Smaller Cubes Using Transform Functions In Unity | Tutorial

Опубликовано: 01 Октябрь 2024
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This Unity tutorial shows how to divide cubes into smaller cubes by setting section count for each axis using Transform functions in Unity. You can tweak some settings and get a looping behavior, some rigid body action, and store new cubes as prefabs.

I like using TransformPoint function in my projects, do you have a favorite function that you like to use and be happy when you get the chance to use it?

0:00 Intro & Demo
2:30 Code
4:27 TransformPoint & TransformDirection
8:13 Creating New Cubes
12:10 Outro

#unitytransform #transformpoint #transformdirection

Script for Cubifier behavior:
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Thanks for reading up to this point and see you in the next explorations :)
Have a cubified day!