Using a Configurable Joint to Create Movement without Code in Unity
Easily add movement to your scenes by adding a configurable joint to an object in Unity. I am using Synty Polygon-Kids assets which are already premade with some separate meshes.
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0:16 - Propeller Hat to spin on Game Start
3:30 - Merry Go Round to spin on Game Start
4:55 - Seesaw that reacts to physics
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👧 POLYGON Kids (https://syntystore.com/a8cee))
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