Step 1: Adding New Tags to Your Project

Objective:

Assign specific tags to objects within your Unity project to organize and manage them effectively with World Streamer 2.

Why This Step is Important:

Tags help in identifying and categorizing objects in Unity. World Streamer 2 utilizes these tags to manage streaming, movement, and collision handling efficiently.

Detailed Instructions:

1. Open Unity and Your Project:
   • Launch Unity and open the project you’re working on with World Streamer 2.
2. Select an Object in the Hierarchy:
   • In the Hierarchy panel, click on any object you wish to tag. This can be an empty GameObject or any existing asset.
3. Access the Tags Dropdown:
   • With the object selected, navigate to the Inspector panel.
   • At the top of the Inspector, you’ll see a Tag dropdown menu.
4. Add New Tags:
   • Click on the Tag dropdown and select Add Tag…. This will open the Tags & Layers settings.
5. Create Three New Tags:
   • In the Tags list, click the + button to add a new tag.
   • Enter the following tag names one by one:
     • SceneStreamer
     • WorldMover
     • ColliderStreamerManager
6. Assign Tags to Objects:
   • Return to your original object.
   • Click the Tag dropdown again and assign the newly created tags to appropriate objects as needed:
     • Assign SceneStreamer to objects responsible for scene streaming.
     • Assign WorldMover to objects that handle world movement.
     • Assign ColliderStreamerManager to objects managing collider streaming.

Tips:

• Consistency: Ensure that tags are applied consistently across relevant objects to avoid confusion.
• Naming Conventions: Use clear and descriptive names for tags to make management easier in the long run.