Translate not working visually

I'm trying to move and rotate objects and, when I look at the inspector, the x, y and z axis are changing, but but visually, the objects are in the same place.
I've made tests with a new scene and everything is working, but in this scene it isn't.
this is the instruction I'm using:

obj.transform.Translate(Time.deltaTime,Time.deltaTime,Time.deltaTime);
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Did anyone ever had this problem? How is it possible to solve it?
My thanks in advanced

 

That should work, but it's probably moving very slow. Try multiplying Time.deltaTime by 10-20 or so and it should be easier to see.

 

The problem is that you are using Time.deltaTime and that usually is around 0.0xxxx so your object is moving very very slowly.

Try using :

Code (CSharp):

1. float speed = 100;
2.  
3. obj.transform.Translate(new Vector3(1, 1, 1) * Time.deltaTime * speed);

 

Your almost have the right idea. Using Time.deltaTime allows you to move in a framerate independent way - l guess you are using it for that reason.

But

You need to multiply a speed variable by Time.deltaTime as SnakeTheRippe shows above. That will give you the fraction of speed that you need to update your object this frame. Speed is thought as unity/second.

Good Luck!

 

Well, thank you all for your answers, but the problems is of another kind.
After several test I found that by taking the "static" property of a basic Cube and of a 3D object I imported from Blender, that everything started to work.
Now, why is this happening? Is this a normal behaviour?

 

Yes, this is normal. Objects that are marked as Batching Static should never move.

 

That's a basic thing. Static means that the object will NEVER move. This improves the performance of the game, so all your objects that don't move during runtime should be marked as static, for example, walls, buildings, trees (some do move), etc...