Simple Shooting | 2D | Bullets | Unity Game Engine

[@hectormzt1]

The best example i found. i really learn to much with this. thank you!

[@marcfinger4549]

Straight to the point. Thanks!

[@MikaelL]

Thanks to you and to this tutorial I understood how to shoot bullet🙂

[@Harekrishna2666]

Best video.Thanks Man helped alot.🙏

[@leonedandrewTumbaga]

anyway got mine so i declare two empty object named left and right and i base on character movement so in update i put this the one empty object i manually rotate Y into 180 "left one" //bullet public Transform bulletSpawnPointRight; public Transform bulletSpawnPointLeft; public GameObject bulletPrefab; public float bulletSpeed = 10; void Update() { if ((horizontalMove = .1f)&& (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.A))) { charactermove.SetTrigger("shoot"); Invoke("shootright", 1f); } void shootleft() { var bullet = Instantiate(bulletPrefab, bulletSpawnPointRight.position, bulletSpawnPointRight.rotation); bullet.GetComponent().velocity = bulletSpawnPointRight.right * bulletSpeed; Debug.Log("throwleft"); } void shootright() { var bullet = Instantiate(bulletPrefab, bulletSpawnPointLeft.position, bulletSpawnPointLeft.rotation); bullet.GetComponent().velocity = bulletSpawnPointLeft.right * bulletSpeed; Debug.Log("throwleft"); } }

[@leonedandrewTumbaga]

i used this but instead of up i use right, now my problem is left

[@YubisSmileStudio]

thank you very much and One Big Like ;)

[@JJ-qo1ws]

How to make it shoot 180 degrees?

[@prinolangovender4094]

You can try something like this: var bullet = Instantiate(bulletPrefab, bulletSpawnPoint.position, bulletSpawnPoint.rotation); // Get the player's movement direction Vector2 playerDirection = new Vector2(Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"), Input.GetAxis("Vertical")).normalized; // Set the bullet's initial velocity based on the player's direction bullet.GetComponent().velocity = playerDirection * bulletSpeed;

[@EmeraldGamin2024]

how to make obstacle respawn?

[@BGMI14322]

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[@marcdrechsel]

Thank you very much

[@ppproto7029]

Great!

[@Blank8767]

the bullets just fall on the ground

[@Kihaiwo]

Thanks

[@Jay-ov4qo]

For some reason this didn’t work the code had no errors I did everything right, but what I have to shoot with SpaceBar? What do I have to shoot with?

[@reactor230]

Spacebar yes

[@miaw1232]

How to make the bullet go to right

[@feelgxxd]

transform.Translate(Time.deltaTime * bulletSpeed * transform.right);