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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 Studio2 years ago

You can read about other possible expressions it here 🙂:

GokuAkku2 years ago

Amazing

Studio Gimbap2 years ago

WOW

Osama A.J Zamel 🇵🇸2 years ago

Nice tip 👍

Sergio Rodríguez2 years ago

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

Casual_Dutchman2 years ago

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

Murat Han Acıpayam2 years ago

is it not working for version 2022 ?

Petit tomme2 years ago

👍

GeminiAus2 years ago

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~ ^^

Eteriu2 years ago

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

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