Time for another weekly video gang!
This one was completely inspired by an inspiring forum question asked a few months back. With lots of different possible ways to answer it, in this video I walk through how to leverage a new Node Material Editor mode for a fun and easy solution.
Thanks for the inspiration @pietrko
Making " unit selection circle" like in RPG games
Babylon.js 4.2 NME Procedural Textures to the rescue!!!
You can follow along with this playground:
@PirateJC could you please check the playground link? It doesn’t work for me.
Anyway, thanks for the cool video!
This link: https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WFS7AT#12 does work for me.
What is the error you get?
Oh, yeah, seems like youtube issue
cc @PirateJC
Hey @Alexander_Sosnovskiy thanks for sending this our way.
I dug into this about a month ago and don’t have great news.
It’s on the YouTube side unfortunately. It looks like they made a change in the past year to their url parser that eliminates the ability to recognize multiple ‘#’ signs in a url…something that the playground saving mechanism is dependent on.
It’s super lame and big bummer.
I’d like to file a bug on it, but if I’m being honest I got overwhelmed on where to even file a YouTube bug.
Anyways, it’s a known issue on the YouTube side, but not something I’ve gotten any further with.
Ok I figured out how to file “feedback” to YouTube.
No idea if this issue will be seen or taken seriously, but it’s been officially filed with YouTube!
Thank you!
This may be a stupid idea, but how about just creating a completely new playground and pasting the code?
Basically, this: Babylon.js Playground - Note that there’s no second hashtag for YT to eat 
Edit: I tried posting it in a YouTube comment as well, but looks like it got spam-filtered so I can’t test the link.
