Please explain the inter relationship between the 2d and 3d worlds

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    I'm very interested in Firefly but don't quite understand the relationship between the 2D environment and the 3D environment. I read through the 3D chocobreak tutorial but don't get that part of it. Also ...Android export is a must have!
    Thanks.

    For any Firefly object (primitive, static mesh, animated mesh), there's a dropdown menu in the settings called "Transpose 2D." Click on that and you can choose which set of 3D axis you want the 2D movement to be moved to.

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    If you have a non-firefly object that you want to transpose, just make a firefly object always set to the position of the other object.

    This helps but I was thinking more about how collision detection works and how the positioning of objects in the 2D plane relate to the 3D plane. Not actually getting their x/y/z coordinates....hope this makes sense. Thank you.

    there is a platform example, which demonstrates this;
    basically, actives are placed for platforms, player, etc - then a loop is run to create the 3d objects from the 2d positions of the actives along 2 of the 3d axis.

    you certainly dont have to do this; its just a possibility.

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