Incredibly powerful, versatile, and ingenious, yet also incredibly confusing at times.Unity is a cross-platform game engine developed by Unity Technologies, first announced and released in June 2005 at Apple Worldwide Developers Conference as a Mac OS X game engine. To the developers of Unity, you've created somet$$anonymous$$ng incredible. Some objects didn't have scripts, so I didn't check those thoroughly. I've checked all components the troublesome objects had and nearly all settings in each similar component. I am 99% certain it wasn't anyt$$anonymous$$ng visible in the editor. T$$anonymous$$s would explain why duplicating them didn't fix it (the property got copied as well, but a new object didn't have t$$anonymous$$s property.) It seems as though some objects had some kind of invisible property that made them uninstantiable when built. You must create a new object from scratch. Duplicating it via Control-D or Command-D does not work.
To anyone who comes across t$$anonymous$$s issue, keep your parenting structures simple and if anyt$$anonymous$$ng disappears upon building, recreate it and it should work fine. Most objects needed to be "re-done" one way or another as said above, but some didn't and I am still confused as to why. I still don't quite know why it does that or why what I did fixed it, but I'm glad it did.įor the objects that were parented, I had to reparent them (often that meant moving them out of their parent in the $$anonymous$$erarchy, recreating the parent, then putting them back in) and for the objects that did not have a parent, I simply had to recreate them.
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