Great and simple tutorial! How would you get the spheres to behave more naturally when spawning? If I dropped 10 balls on top of each other, I wouldn't expect them to stack, but to bounce and roll of each other almost instantly. I currently have this issue with a ton of super tall cylinders falling in my scene that look way too weird how they all just land straight up and don't fall over.
![Spawning Objects in Unity [Using Instantiate]](/img/1.gif)
thanks for this tutorial. very simple and easy to understand
Great and simple tutorial! How would you get the spheres to behave more naturally when spawning? If I dropped 10 balls on top of each other, I wouldn't expect them to stack, but to bounce and roll of each other almost instantly. I currently have this issue with a ton of super tall cylinders falling in my scene that look way too weird how they all just land straight up and don't fall over.
Add physics/gravity