How to Give GameObjects a Random Rotation - Custom Editor Window [Unity Tutorial]

Positioning small items in your scene is tedious, we all know this, but then to need to go through all of those items AGAIN and give them a unique rotation to remove that uniform look is just mild-melting... In this video I'll show you how to create a custom editor window which will automatically give selected game objects in the scene a random rotation at the click of a button!

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[canaleduardokuhn]

Great video, very useful and well explained.

[kyleme]

Great introduction to custom editors.
Nice to see you Mike. The room looks great, especially the logo light.

[GreenSpleenSubmarine]

This is so, so useful. Thank you so much for this guide!

[finalrenderanimationstudio]

Mike! I absolutely love the setup! And the randomizer, I'm thinking to extend it to add an array field to list all my prefabs and once it's in the scene it automatically randomizes it. Thanks for this tuts 😀

[CHTOUROU_BECHIR]

it would have been better if we detected the terrain level so that we could spawn the game objects in a perfect level but this is quite another story

[lukastomasek]

I’ve been meaning to create my own custom editor, this should help me start. Thanks

[balu]

very usefull, thank you so much <3