How to have an Enemy follow the Player in Unity Tutorial

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In this Unity Tutorial we implement an Enemy following the Player. Or in more general terms, a GameObject following any other GameObject.
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▶️ GitHub: github.com/Tut...
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8 сен 2024

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@ahu3fi1 Месяц назад

i love this channel ❤❤❤

@MG-ic6zk Год назад

i'm actually surprised i was able to follow almost everything you said lmao (i've started actually learning unity 2 weeks ago) so good work keep it up 👌

@GameDevByKaupenjoe Год назад

That's awesome to hear! Thank you so much and will do 😎😎💙

@ArchAngelAzrael Год назад

What if I want to use some type of Line of Sight ? Basically, if I go behind of tree or rock, the enemies will not track me anymore. I still learning the very basics, but I think some implementation using Raycast will work.

@ShellSharpInc. Год назад

You would probably need to make the raycast direction rotate somehow so the player cant just walk past the enemies, or maybe make the enemy able to hear the player somehow. Then another thing you will want to do is make the enemy and player move using physics rather than transform.position, because transform.position moves them every frame, while RigidBody.AddForce() uses physics simulation.

@GameDevByKaupenjoe Год назад

Oh that's a really good question! I'll see if I can make an additional video showing that! 😁 There might be a couple of cool topics to be covered for that 🤔 In general, just off the top of my head, I would say raycast is probably the most sensible. Basically have a constant raycast send from enemy to player and if it is intercepted by something, stop moving. That's of course a very basic version of line of sight, but that could work 😁