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• Alverik

  May 2017

  If you click an image, or most other asset files, you'll get a few options in the inspector tab. In this case your issue is most likely related to the "type" defined for your image. 

  
  

  Most images get automatically defined as Textures and you can't drag textures into the hierarchy. The image will need to be defined as a sprite. I don't do 2D much, so if you want to see a better example, just click one of the demo images in the project view (not in the hierarchy), and the inspector will show you how that particular image was configured. 

  
  

  Also, if you change any setting in an asset (your images in this case), make sure to click the Apply button that will appear somewhere in the inspector (else Unity won't save the changes).
• ChrisIceBox

  May 2017

  When you same the "same image", are you saying you moved the Park's graphic files to your own folder, or you're actually working with a different image?  If the latter, you will need to ensure your image's Texture type is set to Sprite, which you can do by viewing the asset's Inspector.
  
• Ukdesigner

  May 2017

  That's the answer I'm new to Unity, but the images needed to have their attributes tagged as sprites for them to be imported. If you can add a hint on your already amazing tutorial video, it would be useful at the point you do this, because it works up until us new ones try our own artwork

  
  

  Thanks as always!!
• ChrisIceBox

  May 2017 edited May 2017

  I'll see what can be done - however, a basic knowledge of the workings of Unity is required before learning AC.  The tutorial takes things slow, but isn't intended as an introduction to Unity itself.