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README.md

About Placr

Placr increases your level design speed by letting you place objects quickly.

It allows you to select a prefab (or a 3d model asset) and place it multiple times in your scene by simply clicking where it's supposed to go. This way, you can enrich your scene with hand-placed rocks, foliage, buildings, debris etc. in a much quicker fashion that dragging them into the scene view one by one.

Demo Video

Please see the attached User Manual for detailed instructions.

Installation

Placr can be added to your project via Unity Package Manager.

Install Instructions
  • Copy a git url from this repository (using the blue "Clone" icon on the main page).
  • Open the Package Manager (Window/Package Manager).
  • Click the plus icon on the top left.
  • Select Add package from git URL....
  • Paste the git url into the text input and press Add.

Controls

  • Enable the Placr Tool (next to the transform tool at the top right of the editor).
  • Select a Prefab or 3D model in your project view to start placing it.
  • Options (like grid snapping) are available in the scene view while the tool is active.

Keys

  • Left click to place the object.
  • Right click to de-select the object.
  • Hold Ctrl to rotate the object with your mouse.
  • Hold Shift to change the vertical offset. Right click while holding Shift to reset.