So, TapToPlace is a freely available script file. I will not go over the entire script; however, I do want to point out some of my modifications.

For one, I added the height buffer. The TapToPlace version of placement does not really allow for vertical adjustments unless you are moving up a wall, and I like to have some height adjustments. Eventually, it would be ideal to add this via a dynamic process; but in this project, we only have the one object being placed.

After the spatial map is set, I do not want to see its mesh appear except when placing the Skeeball machine. So, in the OnInputClicked, I added an additional bool that I wanted a hard set either the DrawVisualMeshes is true or false. Also, at line 110, you can see another simple use of a Singleton: ApplicationManager.Instance.skeeBallMachinePlacementSet = true; this will turn on the sounds.

After that, we immediately turn the DrawVisualMeshes to false. Those are really all the important changes.