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Randomize your objects' positions in Unity with ease! 🎲🌿🗺️ Just type "+=R(-3,3)" in the Inspector to add some randomness 🌟🙂 Hopefully, this tip will save you time and give your layouts a more organic feel! 🌴👍 #UnityTips #unity3d #gamedev

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Sunny Valley Studiovor 2 Jahren

You can read about other possible expressions it here 🙂:

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GokuAkkuvor 2 Jahren

Amazing

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Studio Gimbapvor 2 Jahren

WOW

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Osama A.J Zamel 🇵🇸vor 2 Jahren

Nice tip 👍

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Sergio Rodríguezvor 2 Jahren

Oh yeah, very very usefull tip, thank you very much

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Casual_Dutchmanvor 2 Jahren

The tip is really nice but if you're placing a lot of objects randomly, you won't be doing it by hand. More often, you will use some kind of placement tool, like an object brush

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Murat Han Acıpayamvor 2 Jahren

is it not working for version 2022 ?

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Petit tommevor 2 Jahren

👍

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GeminiAusvor 2 Jahren

Oh cool, I knew about the L(0,3) one but not this or the others listed in the documentation you linked, tried finding it before in the docs but failed. Ty~ ^^

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Eteriuvor 2 Jahren

Nice, just after I implemented my tool to randomize and place my props...

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