#UnityTips

Learn how to make your Unity workflow more efficient than ever with these three snapping tools!
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[@ScientObject40]

There's also snapping for rotations iirc.

[@hydroweapon]

oh shit.. didn't know about the v key one

[@rnkishi]

didnt know about vertex snapping, very convenient in low poly i guess

[@iHeartGameDev]

Totally!

[@MukeshDevani-xb9uf]

Very Informative Bro 🫡

[@iHeartGameDev]

Cheers fellow gamedev! Hope it helps you on your gamedev journey!

[@hansfritz6026]

Dude this is awesome thanks. Please make a extensive tutorial on this. This has so much potential 😀

[@iHeartGameDev]

Thank you for the enthusiasm!!

[@lomeingang]

I have a question, maybe you can elaborate in another short. Many times I have downloaded different asset packs that claim to be modular modes that can easily build out scenes with everything matching up. However, when i import in and start trying to build Ill set a snapping value to say .1 or .5. And on many occasions I will have most of the models match up fine with that grid, but there are always some outliers that are snapping on like an extra .05 interval. Am i just not setting the models up right?