Layers

Your objects keep the layer you give them in Unity. Three layers are NodeWorld's:

The players' layers#

A camera of your scripts shows the players with layers 7 and 8 in its cullingMask: a mirror that shows only the players reflects these two layers (mirrors). Keep your own objects off them.

Layer 31 is not your world's#

The client's interface is drawn last, over everything, from layer 31. So:

• an object of your scene, or a copy your scripts make, found on layer 31 goes to Default, with a warning in the log;
• setting layer to 31 from a script is refused (Layer 31 is the layer of NodeWorld's own interface: a world cannot use it.), on an object or on drawing by instances.

See what a script cannot block.

The other layers#

Use the others as you like: for a camera's culling mask or a ray's layer mask (physics). Layer 2, Ignore Raycast, is left out of Physics.DefaultRaycastLayers.

The names of the layers and the physics settings (which layers collide) belong to a Unity project, not to the scene: in players' games, those of the game apply. Its layers are named: