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  1. Prototyping

Attach to body

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Last updated 1 month ago

You can attach objects to your body so they will follow you in the .

Select an object and find the Attach to options in the :

You have the following attachment options:

  • head

  • body

  • left hand

  • right hand

You should also pick a viewpoint the object will be attached. In the Play mode, the object will follow you when you're in this viewpoint (learn more about viewpoints ).

You can adjust the position of objects relative to parts of the viewpoint by moving the viewpoint's head or hands/controllers.

You can attach any object(s) or group of them, including objects in the .

To switch between hands and controllers, change the Input mode (more information about it ).

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