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This Christmas I wanted to assemble a Christmas Lego set with some friends, but with the COVID issue in the middle it has not been possible. So I decided to make a game where we can mount them online. Posted by FairlyUseless on
This Christmas I wanted to assemble a Christmas Lego set with some friends, but with the COVID issue in the middle it has not been possible. So I decided to make a game where we can mount them online.
I thought Lego would have something like that, but after looking at it I only found Lego Worlds, which is not the experience I am looking for (minecraft). Although it is also possible that i m blind and it does already exist.
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7hours ago News
I have added a new block, the water one. It does not expand progressively, but it is liquid for the player.
To make it possible, you have to play with physics. Since when you are underwater, the movement is slower and you can float.
We need a block that does not collide with the player, while at the same time it does collide with the player so we know that it is inside him.
How do we resolve this inconsistency? Using different physical layers.
In Unity, physics work on multiple layers and we can uncheck which ones collide with each other:
A FAMILY have brought Christmas cheer with a unique festive window display. Jessica Willis along with her husband, Ross, and son Thomas, from Stanhope, created the window to bring Christmas cheer to local children.
The Christmas Lego display at Maddison in Frosterley. Picture: STUART BOULTON. Mrs Willis said: “We’ve done a little window at home for the last three years. We would put it on display for the children on their way home from school. “We all collect the Lego in the family, so it is a family effort, built up over the years of Christmas sets released by Lego.