Creating a Basic Turret AI for Unity 3D - C# Beginner guide

[@theHaloFM02]

"When I get closer, it cares about me. But when I'm far away, it doesn't care about me anymore." For some reason, that sounds deep.

[@leonNegro-f6g]

One of the best tutorials ive ever seen in my life bro you did it very well also nice music i really felt relaxed !

[@Tortle226]

Very comprehensive tutorial, thank you so much, code works perfectly!!

[@hefferwolff3578]

fantastic!!!

[@sakeb1]

you have so much sass i love it

[@electro3438]

yep, this is quite good

[@michaelshollaj6428]

Very useful video, great job, liked and subscribed!!

[@MohammadShahirRafiq]

Hi, for some reason its head is not turning to the player the version I use is 2021.3 and I did everything you did but its not working can you help me please?

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[@raniesoares6519]

obrigado, você me ajudou muito com esse vídeo

[@homemadeswtor]

great video! u just won a subscriber

[@XuChunVideo]

man, this is good

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awesome

[@mrk_visuals7451]

Hey I have weired issue. I made 2 scene one same like yours and 2nd my original scene where I want to use that. so that turret works perfectly in the other scene which is like yours but in my main game the projectiles doesnt shoot the player they go weired and fire some other directions

[@TheArtistInTheDark]

I know you asked this a half a year ago but maybe someone else might find it useful, when you add the force to the projectile, the transform it uses is probably incorrect in your case. Instead of transform.forward you could write head.forward which follows the player for sure. Make sure the colliders are disabled as well for the turret. If it's not those then tweaking the projectile's rigidbody settings might help, or adding more force to the projectile in case it's too "floaty"

[@zachweisner4175]

Thanks a lot!

[@AdamAndersonMusica]

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