# Create Your First PlayCanvas Project
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Please follow the provided designer guideline [here](broken://pages/Oy7laS7LpHitbo51HRhg#id-3d-asset-guide) to meet performance and feasibility specifications. This guide will help ensure your scene is optimized for the VIVERSE platform.
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Make sure to disable any camera/character control entity in the scene. As it might conflict with VIVERSE avatar system.
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| Create a game with floor and walls. Use your avatar to move the ball around. |
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### Create a new PlayCanvas project
A. Delete the **Camera.**
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### Create the floor
A. Select the **Plane** entity and rename it **Floor.**
B. To increase the size of the **Floor,** change the **Scale** to **(20, 1, 20)**.
C. To allow the players to collide with the **Floor**, add a **Collision** component.
D. To increase the size of the **Collision** component so that it covers the entire **Floor**, change **Half Extents** to **(10, .1, 10)**.
E. To prevent the players from falling through the **Floor,** add a **Rigidbody** component.
F. Click the **Import Ammo** button.
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### Create the material for the floor
A. Create a new folder and name it **Materials**.
B. Inside the **Materials** folder, create a new material and name it **FloorMaterial**.
C. Expand the **Diffuse** section and click the **Color** field.
D. For the **Color**, change the values to **(97, 255, 104).**
E. Add the **FloorMaterial** to the **Material** slot on the **Floor** entity.
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### Creating the first wall
A. Select the **Box** entity and rename it to **Wall1**.
B. To move the wall to the side, change the **Position** to **(0, 0, 10)**.
C. To increase the size of the wall, change **Scale** to **(20, 5, .1)**.
D. To allow the players to collide with the wall, add a **Collision** component.
E. To increase the size of the **Collision** component so that it covers the entire wall, change **Half Extents** to **(10, 2.5, .1)**.
F. To prevent the players from going through the wall, add a **Rigidbody** component.
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### Create the material for the wall
A. Inside the **Materials** folder, create a new material and name it **WallMaterial**.
B. Expand the **Diffuse** section and click the **Color** field.
C. For the **Color**, change the values to **(108, 240, 246).**
D. Add the **WallMaterial** to the **Material** slot on the **Wall1** entity.
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### Create the second wall
A. Select **Wall1** and click CTRL + D to duplicate the wall. Rename the wall to **Wall2**.
B. Move the wall to the opposite side by changing **Position** to **(0, 0, -10)**.
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### Create the third wall
A. Select **Wall2** and click `CTRL + D` to duplicate the wall. Rename the wall to **Wall3**.
B. To place the wall in the correct space, change the **Position** to **(-10, 0, 0)**.
C. To have the wall face the correct direction, change the **Rotation** to **(0, 90, 0)**.
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### **Creating the fourth wall**
A. Select **Wall3** and click `CTRL + D` to duplicate the wall. Rename the wall to **Wall4**.
B. Move the wall to the opposite side by changing **Position** to **(10, 0, 0)**.
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### **Create the ball**
A. Add a **3D Sphere** to the scene. Rename it to **Ball**.
B. Raise the **Ball** above the ground by changing **Position** to **(0, 1, 0)**.
C. To allow the players to collide with the **Ball**, add a **Collision** component.
D. To change the collider shape to be the same shape as the **Ball,** change **Type** to **Sphere**.
E. To prevent players from passing through the **Ball**, add a **Rigidbody** component.
F. Since the **Ball** will be moving, change the **Type** to **Dynamic**.
G. Decrease the **Friction** to **.1** so that the **Ball** doesn't lose as much velocity when coming in contact with other entities.
H. Increase the **Restitution** to **1** to maximize the bounciness of the **Ball**.
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### **Create the material for the ball**
A. Inside the **Materials** folder, create a new material and name it **BallMaterial**.
B. Expand the **Diffuse** section and click the **Color** field.
C. For the **Color**, change the values to **(244, 139, 139).**
D. Add the **BallMaterial** to the **Material** slot on the **Ball** entity.
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### **Create a spawn point**
A. Add a new **Entity** to the scene. Rename the entity to **SpawnPoint**.
B. Add `spawn-point` to the **Tags** field.
C. To have the spawn point above the ground and close to the wall, change the **Position** to **(0, 1, 8)**.
D. To change the direction of the **SpawnPoint** so that the player will face the ball when spawned in, change **Rotation** to **(0, 180, 0)**.
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### Publish and test
A. Publish the project to VIVERSE and test the functionality of moving in the environment and pushing the ball.
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