Random AI Patrolling Tutorial Unity3D 

Thanks beast, nice job on transferring the knowledge over to something else, it's a good skill to have.

Sure, how about a weapon wheel as well?

@@jondevtutorials4787 yes

You will probably want to create a custom navmesh, and make sure you orient the cockroaches to the normals of your surface. Here is a good video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bl9_bRZs0Gg.html&ab_channel=El-Capitan

What you could do is make a public Transform variable and set the player's transform to that variable. If you are going for an automatic range detect system, you can get the distance between the player and the NavMeshAgent by using Vector3.Distance() and pass in the two arguments. Then you can create a float variable which will determine the detection range. Next, you can use an if statement to check whether the distance between the AI and the player is less than the range variable. If the player is in range you can call the NavMeshAgents's SetDestination() function and pass the player's position as an argument.

Just create an empty gameobject and use that. Position the empty gameobject on the floor of the navmesh.

You ever find a fix?

If you copied the code exactly from the GitHub it may be a problem with your NavMeshAgent component. For example, the navmeshagent stopping distance could be too large. Or maybe it's a problem with the navmesh not being baked properly.

@@jondevtutorials4787 i managed to fix the problem... thank you very much

@@vladaslittleparadise4402 i`m having the same problem.. what did you change?

@@se5d nothing really... I just re-did it

@@jondevtutorials4787 Just to clarify as someone who had the same issue, you have to set the "Range" above 0, or else the agent will just move straight toward the centre point.

Did you bake a navmesh?

@@jondevtutorials4787 Yes, the floor was blue

have you implemented a navmesh surface? bool RandomPoint(Vector3 center, float range, out Vector3 result) { Vector3 randomPoint = center + Random.insideUnitSphere * range; // Punto aleatorio en una esfera NavMeshHit hit; if (NavMesh.SamplePosition(randomPoint, out hit, 1.0f, NavMesh.AllAreas)) { result = hit.position; Debug.Log("Random Point: " + result); // Mensaje de depuración con las coordenadas del punto return true; } result = Vector3.zero; Debug.Log("SEARCH FOR POINT FAILED"); // Mensaje de depuración si la búsqueda del punto falla return false; } Change the Bool for this one, it will print on the console if there is a point found or not and the position of the random generated point

@@miquelsunyerroda9638 ok thx it works now

Hello brother, Play with your navmeshagent settings in the inspector. Try increasing acceleration, disabling autobreaking etc. Best of luck

@@jondevtutorials4787 i will try and see

​@@spai_wolf8561 Did it works? And what did you change ??

I don't think this will help, since you wrote the comment a long time ago, but maybe it will help someone else who will continue to use this tutorial! private float nextActionTime = 0.0f; public float period = 0.1f; void Update() { if (Time.time > nextActionTime) { nextActionTime += period; //part of the original script begins if (agent.remainingDistance

you use vector 4's - and then divide by two

Yes you can use Gizmos