How To Move Objects With Mouse Drag in Unity | Unity 3D Tutorial

Опубликовано: 03 Октябрь 2024
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This Unity tutorial explains how to Move 3D Objects With Mouse Drag in Unity using OnMouseDrag event and WorldToScreenPoint and ScreenToWorldPoint camera functions.
When a 3d game object is pressed on and the mouse drag started, the pendicular distance between the game object and the camera's XY plane will not change and the game object will be moved to where the mouse is on the screen using space transform methods and OnMouseDrag event.

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0:00 Intro & Demo
1:27 Environment
2:02 Move Object With Mouse Drag
6:50 Outro
7:16 Future Plans For Dice Series

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