The SetParent method allows you to set the parent of a GameObject. This method is useful for organizing objects within a scene hierarchy, allowing you to change the parent-child relationship between GameObject instances.
The SetParent method allows you to set the parent of a GameObject. This method is useful for organizing objects within a scene hierarchy, allowing you to change the parent-child relationship between GameObject instances.
To use the SetParent method, call it on a GameObject instance, passing in the new parent GameObject and a boolean indicating whether to keep the world position unchanged.
value: The GameObject that will become the new parent.keepWorldPosition: A boolean value. If set to true, the GameObject will maintain its current world position after the parent is changed. If false, the GameObject will adopt a new position relative to the new parent.// Example of using SetParent GameObject childObject = new GameObject(); GameObject newParent = new GameObject(); // Set newParent as the parent of childObject childObject.SetParent(newParent, true); // Keeps the world position unchanged // Alternatively, set newParent as the parent and adjust position relative to new parent childObject.SetParent(newParent, false);