|
I mean, can I parent one GameObject into another without the child GameOBject Transform being affected by the parent GameObject Transform? That way I could use parenting as a visual hierarchy aid, and I would move each object on its own without one of them dragging the other without my will.
(comments are locked)
|
|
No, that is not possible. Note that selecting the hierarchy view and hitting Cmd-F will bring up a search field in Unity 2.6 - just like in the project view. Maybe that helps organizing your project.
(comments are locked)
|
|
jonas is right. as another way you can tag all organiser gameobjects with a special tag and then find and delete them at startup but this produces unneeded overhead and is not recommended
(comments are locked)
|
|
Jonas and Ashkan are correct. To add, however, you can trick it a bit - this is something I do in very specific cases: I create an empty holder object and set it's transform properties to 0,0,0 for position and rotation and leave scale at 1,1,1 Since it has the same origin point as the World, any GameObject that sits directly inside of it will have the same Vector3 values for x,y,z for both local and global. I usually only do this if I have a bunch of static objects in the scene that I do not need to interact with much/at all. Also it is adding more to your scene so you might want to weigh the performance costs there. Hope that helps, ==
(comments are locked)
|
