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Create a new GameObject and name it 'Rifle' then move the rifle model inside it.

In my case I will be using a custom-made Rifle model (BERGARA BA13):

Scale the model so its size is relative to a Player Capsule.

Drag and drop your gun model into the scene (or simply create a Cube and stretch it if you do not have a model yet).

Assign the Main Camera to the Player Camera variable in SC_WeaponManager.

Attach SC_WeaponManager script to 'WeaponManager'.

Move the WeaponManager inside the Player Main Camera and change its position to (0, 0, 0).Create a new GameObject and name it 'WeaponManager'.Weapon manager is an Object that will reside under the Main Camera Object and will contain all the weapons. SC_InterfaceManager.cs //Entity interafce

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Create a new script, name it 'SC_InterfaceManager' and paste the code below inside it:.The IEntity interface will have one method which is ApplyDamage, that's later will be used to inflict damage to enemies and our player. Interfaces in C# are useful for when you need to make sure that the script which uses it, has certain methods implemented. That's because we have one last thing to do, which is to define IEntity interface. Now, you will notice that SC_Bullet script has some errors. Set how much damage this bullet will deal Create a new script, name it 'SC_Bullet' and paste the code below inside it:.Public void ActivateWeapon(bool activate) Yield return new WaitForSeconds(timeToReload) īulletsPerMagazine = bulletsPerMagazineDefault Set bullet damage according to weapon damage value SC_Bullet bullet = bulletObject.GetComponent() GameObject bulletObject = Instantiate(bulletPrefab, firePoint.position, firePoint.rotation) If (Physics.Raycast(,, out hit, 100))įirePoint.LookAt(firePointPointerPosition)

Vector3 firePointPointerPosition = + * 100 Point fire point at the current center of Camera If (Input.GetKeyDown(Ke圜ode.R) & canFire) If (Input.GetMouseButton(0) & !singleFire) If (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0) & singleFire)

Public float weaponDamage = 15 //How much damage should this weapon dealīulletsPerMagazineDefault = bulletsPerMagazine

Create a new script, name it 'SC_Weapon' and paste the code below inside it:.

Select secondary weapon when pressing 1 At the start we enable the primary weapon and disable the secondary

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Start is called before the first frame update Public class SC_WeaponManager : MonoBehaviour Create a new script, name it 'SC_WeaponManager' and paste the code below inside it:.The player weapon system will consist of 3 components: a Weapon manager, a Weapon script, and a Bullet script. Assign the Main Camera to the Player Camera variable in SC_CharacterController.Attach SC_CharacterController script to 'Player' Object (You will notice that it also added another component called Character Controller, change its center value to (0, 1, 0)).Rotation.x = Mathf.Clamp(rotation.x, -lookXLimit, lookXLimit) Rotation.x += -Input.GetAxis('Mouse Y') * lookSpeed Rotation.y += Input.GetAxis('Mouse X') * lookSpeed MoveDirection.y -= gravity * ltaTime ĬharacterController.Move(moveDirection * ltaTime) This is because gravity should be applied when the moveDirection is multiplied by deltaTime). Gravity is multiplied by deltaTime twice (once here, and once below MoveDirection = (forward * curSpeedX) + (right * curSpeedY) Vector3 right = transform.TransformDirection(Vector3.right) įloat curSpeedX = canMove ? speed * Input.GetAxis('Vertical') : 0 įloat curSpeedY = canMove ? speed * Input.GetAxis('Horizontal') : 0 Vector3 forward = transform.TransformDirection(Vector3.forward) We are grounded, so recalculate move direction based on axes Public class SC_CharacterController : MonoBehaviour SC_CharacterController.cs using UnityEngine Create a new script, name it 'SC_CharacterController' and paste the code below inside it:.Move the Main Camera inside 'Player' Object and change its position to (0, 1.64, 0).Remove Capsule Collider component from Capsule and change its position to (0, 1, 0).Create new Capsule (Game Object -> 3D Object -> Capsule) and move it inside 'Player' Object.Create a new Game Object (Game Object -> Create Empty) and name it 'Player'.Here we will create a controller that will be used by our player. To make an FPS game in Unity we will need a player controller, an array of items (weapons in this case), and the enemies. First-Person Shooter (FPS) is a subgenre of shooter games where the player is controlled from a first-person perspective.

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