th-cam.com/video/qMYACT0uTnQ/w-d-xo.html There is a new version of this video that is way better! You should go there instead, we Re-do this without any errors and add more features on top!
*Note* I should’ve mentioned it in the video, but make sure that the follower person nodons have their movement set as relative to the world and not the camera to avoid problems!
Well then. Every other tutorial has 100 nodons and the most complex thing in the world but this looks simple. You can also have an and nodon with a touch sensor making it to where you need to be touching the sensor for it to be following you.
How do you do this, exactly? I'm making a game where you have to get past guards to escape a building, but the guards are just chasing me without question.
Before, I was just checking if the enemy's x/y is greater or smaller than mine, but it made him move diagonally. I've been searching a solution for like 6 months, but I didn't imagine it would that simple! Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Same issue with diagonal movement. Genius! I rarely use the +/- calculations in GBG. Thank you for this. I would like to take it a step further and make a movement recorder to make something more like Cosmic Mario in Super Mario Galaxy/Super Mario 3D Land-- the one that follows your moves exactly. Thanks again for this :)
There is a weird way to break the ai, there are sometimes where it would just run away from you, i know whats happening, the follower person is changing it's direction based on how i move my camera around, please, is this normal?, or am i just dumb and did something wrong?
I need the NPC to follow me and land right beside the player, (It’s 2d so it would be on the left/right side of the player depending which direction the player is looking) but it wants to go to the exact place as me. What do i do in this situation.
I’m working on a companions video that totally revamps this for next weekend. But the way I approached it is using the location sensor input of yourself and the npc and subtract them. You can then use a less than or less than equal to comparisons and a 1 constant. So you can check if the X and Z distance is LESS THAN 1 then don’t make the follow continue. Or only activate the follow when the Z or X distance is Greater than 1(or however many units the npc needs to stop from the player)
Thanks a bunch for this tutorial! I liked that you made it simple and didn’t tell us to sub or anything and just got into it. Speaking of subs, you just got one! I would like if you made a tutorial on how to make a first person shooter!
I got a queston so i recreated this set up with a moving object but it just go's to fast! It sucks bk im trying to remake a horror game called lethal company bk im making the slime. Can you help me some how?
I am recreating pacman and i have 5 person nodon but I sphagetti it. Can you help me how to unsphagetti it? Oh and i forgot to mention😅 that i have 5 location sensor nodons but 2 calculators.
Yes I’m working on a big update to this about Companions and I’ll include doing this with moving object. It’s essentially the same process though. You’d just plug the X, Y, and Z Diff into the same slots in the moving object
@@DaveNodon ok thanks, I'm making a game with an enemy chasing you. And both the moving cubes have textures to it is hard to put textures on the top of the person because it will be too big and part with show on the bottom as well as it will rotate. And I don't want that
(I apologize in advance for the length) I’ve been thinking about this as well. I’m working on a few different possible solutions. They fall into two major camps. Make the Person more intelligent or make the level more intelligent. On the Person side we can use a touch sensor to check the floor ahead for example and determine whether to jump a gap, or check if the player is above our Y location to jump, or combine the y location with if we are facing a wall(touch sensor detecting/etc). And see if they could tackle the game level you have set up. In the make the world more intelligent camp, maybe having touch’s sensors throughout the gaps and ledges and just cause them to jump when or slightly after they enter that trigger area. And finally, wildcard hack solutions like. If you can make the followers speed perfectly match up to the player - Just use a timer as a sort of input delay so they do exactly what you did but however many seconds after you do it.
Make sure to switch the “movement reference mode” in that person’s settings to *World* and not *Camera*. That way all the math is calculated based on the world positions and not relative to the camera!
@@DaveNodon I found out that the person nodon's move is different if you turn the camera. The problem happend while the location sensors had their Frame of reference on world. If I don't tilt the camera, It works perfectly. It also counts for the player when you tilt the camera and move it.
Why subtract tho? Im just trying to understand _why_ you use subtraction to make the ai follow the player. Edit: nvm, after some thought I realize that the location sensors give location coordinates and if u subtract them then the output would be however many steps closer/further the character put in as input 1 is. Then by connecting said output to the enemy character it will move said distance to make the location of the player.
That’s also why when the two people are far away the output is way higher and the character zooms to you 😆 I have a more updated version of this called companions btw with some more features . Mostly the same.
Yes! What’s nice about this simple solution is it actually just gives you the difference between two points. You can use it in a lot of ways. Even just to check the distance between two points!
Yes, the math helps it work out that way. If player is at X value 5, and the enemy is at X value 3. 5-3=2. So we give the person nodon an x value of 2 to go in that direction. As he approaches, the value gets lower and lower until its 0 ( at the player). Basically - While the positions are not the same, get the difference and move to reduce it.
So you made an object turn to face you, and a person to follow you.. how do you get a person to ONLY face you? (Do I NEED a hinge for that or is there a different way?)
Maybe, I think the easiest way is to have them do the follow but with an input speed as low as you can get it so they effectively just face the right direction. I think I did that once I don’t remember if they even perform the walk animation if you can get the input low enough. Otherwise yeah a hinge but if the person isn’t solidly planted in the ground they’ll usually have that “falling” animation pose
Quick way would be to compare the Y position which is the height of the location sensors. Compare nodon, if Y(height) of Player is Greater Than the Y position of the follower, then have that output go into the Jump input of the follower etc.
@@Buhyeah Hmm. I think you can use the Y positions to get a simple jumping mechanism working . Use a ‘greater than’ comparison nodon, if the player Y value is greater than the enemy/follow then he is higher, so drag that to the jump input. That’s a pretty rough solution but the quickest I can think of. Maybe use a timer to offset it to be a little more natural.
I’m working on a big overhaul to this tutorial that covers all kinds of things you can add to make the person follow better for this weekend.how to control when to start or stop following will be in there! Basically you have a trigger for on or off to follow or not like a flag, and then you multiply the output that goes into the person by either 0 (don’t follow) or 1 ( follow)
Yes! So. I did a video on better AI. You can use chapters and skip to the part that says Little Dave. It’s at 4:46 I think. We build out a person who toggles following you when you press R. It’s like a 2 minute clip. You could substitute the button press toggle for like a timer attached to a counter that counts between 0 and 1. 1 could be follow, and 0(or Not nodon) could be to stay put. Etc. let me know if that helps.
Check the movement settings on the follower, make sure it’s set to world and not camera. If that’s not the problem then I’d just double check all the connections
Hi there! Everything past the player characters location sensor can be copied and pasted. Then you can run the player location outputs into all of those and it should work the same. If you’re familiar with using the wormholes you can use them to avoid a bunch of connections all over the place.
now if i could figure out how to get him to jump after me. trying to make the tag game one computer player and this is way harder to figure out then it has any right to be
Hi there. In the person nodon settings you can set the default action - that action will play when a basic input with a 1.0 strength (like a button) goes into the “action” port. The other actions will happen when other input strengths are used - From 1-4. Simple way to do this is to use a calculator nodon to multiply the button signal strength to get the action you want. If a short video on it would help let me know.
Hey, I might have done something wrong here, but the camera is only directed at the players waist, did I do something wrong, or is there like a setting for the camera?
Hi there! I glossed over the basic setup components (sorry!) - in the camera nodon settings play around with the offset numbers. I think I used about -5 for the Z axis so we are behind the character, and maybe a 3-5 on the y axis so we could be looking from above.
How can you make it slower if it isn't a person? I don't think you can change the movement speed of a free hinge or moving object... I'll fiddle around a bit and reply to this comment if I figure something out.
Hi there! To deal with this I would put a map nodon in between the calculator and the X/Y inputs of the object in question. You can play around with those settings. For me, I went back into the level, replaced it with a moving sphere size 2x2x2. For the the map nodon I used input range 0-5 and output range 0-2. It just slows it down a bit. Also try switching the moving object settings for “mode” from acceleration to speed. That way the speed doesn’t go zooming up.
UFO, Person, and the Car all have very different control schemes, that’s why it’s all weird. I have a video on a Car controller follow mechanism but it’s muuuch more complicated because of the way cars and UFO handle directions. I try to avoid using them whenever possible maybe by attaching a follow object to the follow person and making the person invisible etc. but then it’s tricky to go up and down through space like a UFO!
Make it non-destructible, but make it destructive towards your bullet/projectile. Then put a Destroying sensor on it, which will trigger whenever it destroys a bullet. Run that into the Count Down port of a counter that starts at 3 (or whatever max HP you want the enemy to have). Take the output of the counter through a NOT gate (remember: 0=false, anything else=true) leading into a Destroy Object nodon parented to the enemy. And you're done :) Every time a bullet hits the enemy, the bullet is destroyed and the Destroying sensor fires. That ticks the HP counter down 1, and when it hits 0, the NOT inverts that into a 1, enabling the Destroy nodon to kill the enemy.
It works for UFOS because they move freely left/right and forward/back just like the person. Cars are a whole other beast though. Working on something for car followers.
Your comment got me thinking. If you had this set up but instead have the person follow an object that stays with your character but that you can disengage and send somewhere else then they’d follow it and then if there’s an enemy in their area they could attack. 👀 Or even simpler than that, if an enemy enters your vicinity maybe send their coordinates instead. It would take some planning but possible!
Well can you make a video where you tell us how to make the ai stop when they right behind you? Edit:is your pinned comment what I was commenting? Another edit: how do you make it as relative to the world?
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There is a new version of this video that is way better! You should go there instead, we Re-do this without any errors and add more features on top!
*Note* I should’ve mentioned it in the video, but make sure that the follower person nodons have their movement set as relative to the world and not the camera to avoid problems!
Nvm
It wasn’t connected to the locator
And found new problem he won’t face me
Since he won’t face me he runs away
Thanks I thought I was just stupid
Yeah this is really important.
Well then. Every other tutorial has 100 nodons and the most complex thing in the world but this looks simple. You can also have an and nodon with a touch sensor making it to where you need to be touching the sensor for it to be following you.
Yes! lots of ways to play with it and extend the functionally
I haven’t played around with touch sensors much, so I am a bit confused on how to do this. How do I tell the character when it is touching the sensor?
@@cancercrab6487
You go into settings of the "touch senor" and make it detect from the list of objects, in this case the "person Nodon..."
How do you do this, exactly? I'm making a game where you have to get past guards to escape a building, but the guards are just chasing me without question.
Before, I was just checking if the enemy's x/y is greater or smaller than mine, but it made him move diagonally. I've been searching a solution for like 6 months, but I didn't imagine it would that simple! Thank you so much for this tutorial!
thank you so much! the other tutorials I tried to follow were super complicated and involved map-
nodons? good to see that they were not needed!
I needed this thank you so much!!!
Now I can make my Mario & Luigi spin-off!
Probably the most essential tutorial for racing games and horror games.
Thanks! I needed this for my fps shooter!
This tutorial is excellent and an exact helping hand for the game I'm making. Thanks!
What can u use this for?
Thank you The other tutorials make it seem complicated but this simplifies it and I could actually figure it out 😄
Thank you for this tutorial!!!
love you for these simple tutorials
You are super underrated keep up the work
Your voice calms me down
Perfect tutorial! Thank you!!
Same issue with diagonal movement. Genius! I rarely use the +/- calculations in GBG. Thank you for this. I would like to take it a step further and make a movement recorder to make something more like Cosmic Mario in Super Mario Galaxy/Super Mario 3D Land-- the one that follows your moves exactly. Thanks again for this :)
Thanks! This helped alot
Thank you so much!!!
How do I make it, apart from following a person, detect which person is closest and make it follow specifically that person it detected?
Great tutorial!
There is a weird way to break the ai, there are sometimes where it would just run away from you, i know whats happening, the follower person is changing it's direction based on how i move my camera around, please, is this normal?, or am i just dumb and did something wrong?
Thank you!
Omg thank you
THANK YOU IT WORKED
Thank you
Thank you so musch! Simply and clear tutorial!
Thank you jesus I couldn't figure this out
Thank you for this!
I need the NPC to follow me and land right beside the player, (It’s 2d so it would be on the left/right side of the player depending which direction the player is looking) but it wants to go to the exact place as me. What do i do in this situation.
I’m working on a companions video that totally revamps this for next weekend. But the way I approached it is using the location sensor input of yourself and the npc and subtract them. You can then use a less than or less than equal to comparisons and a 1 constant. So you can check if the X and Z distance is LESS THAN 1 then don’t make the follow continue. Or only activate the follow when the Z or X distance is Greater than 1(or however many units the npc needs to stop from the player)
Thanks a bunch for this tutorial! I liked that you made it simple and didn’t tell us to sub or anything and just got into it. Speaking of subs, you just got one! I would like if you made a tutorial on how to make a first person shooter!
Thank you! I’ll work on an FPS tutorial now
@@DaveNodon Thanks!
I got a queston so i recreated this set up with a moving object but it just go's to fast! It sucks bk im trying to remake a horror game called lethal company bk im making the slime. Can you help me some how?
To be honest I think I'll forget to check I you replied to me but let's hope I remember if you do reply
I am recreating pacman and i have 5 person nodon but I sphagetti it. Can you help me how to unsphagetti it? Oh and i forgot to mention😅 that i have 5 location sensor nodons but 2 calculators.
For me it seems that the follower only turns left and right when I do
Can you make something like this but with moving objects?
Yes I’m working on a big update to this about Companions and I’ll include doing this with moving object
Yes I’m working on a big update to this about Companions and I’ll include doing this with moving object. It’s essentially the same process though. You’d just plug the X, Y, and Z Diff into the same slots in the moving object
@@DaveNodon ok thanks, I'm making a game with an enemy chasing you.
And both the moving cubes have textures to it is hard to put textures on the top of the person because it will be too big and part with show on the bottom as well as it will rotate.
And I don't want that
@@DaveNodon also sorry about the whole paragraph
THANK YOU SO MUCH, YOU SAVED ME
I've been trying to figure out how to make a following person jump gaps and up blocks to stay with the player. Do you have any suggestions?
(I apologize in advance for the length) I’ve been thinking about this as well. I’m working on a few different possible solutions. They fall into two major camps. Make the Person more intelligent or make the level more intelligent.
On the Person side we can use a touch sensor to check the floor ahead for example and determine whether to jump a gap, or check if the player is above our Y location to jump, or combine the y location with if we are facing a wall(touch sensor detecting/etc). And see if they could tackle the game level you have set up.
In the make the world more intelligent camp, maybe having touch’s sensors throughout the gaps and ledges and just cause them to jump when or slightly after they enter that trigger area.
And finally, wildcard hack solutions like. If you can make the followers speed perfectly match up to the player - Just use a timer as a sort of input delay so they do exactly what you did but however many seconds after you do it.
@@DaveNodon that last one is just mario galaxy's cosmic clones lol
How do I make the person still chase you even if you tilt the camera? When I tilt the camera, it decides to move differently.
Make sure to switch the “movement reference mode” in that person’s settings to *World* and not *Camera*. That way all the math is calculated based on the world positions and not relative to the camera!
@@DaveNodon I found out that the person nodon's move is different if you turn the camera. The problem happend while the location sensors had their Frame of reference on world. If I don't tilt the camera, It works perfectly. It also counts for the player when you tilt the camera and move it.
@@theneoncat1132 same thing happened to me
so, I'm at the last lesson and i want the ai to move when I am at a specific point on the stage. Is there any way you can help?
thank you!!
Why subtract tho? Im just trying to understand _why_ you use subtraction to make the ai follow the player.
Edit: nvm, after some thought I realize that the location sensors give location coordinates and if u subtract them then the output would be however many steps closer/further the character put in as input 1 is. Then by connecting said output to the enemy character it will move said distance to make the location of the player.
That’s also why when the two people are far away the output is way higher and the character zooms to you 😆
I have a more updated version of this called companions btw with some more features . Mostly the same.
if you want to do this in a 2d game where the player and enemies float (UFO) you can use Y instead of Z
Yes! What’s nice about this simple solution is it actually just gives you the difference between two points. You can use it in a lot of ways. Even just to check the distance between two points!
so the subtraction method works because the goal of the person nodon is to reach "0" as a value?
Yes, the math helps it work out that way.
If player is at X value 5, and the enemy is at X value 3. 5-3=2. So we give the person nodon an x value of 2 to go in that direction. As he approaches, the value gets lower and lower until its 0 ( at the player).
Basically - While the positions are not the same, get the difference and move to reduce it.
How do you do it with first person cause each time i look at it, it usually walks another direction
instead of doing all that is there a way to make the enemy change positions to the position of the player?
Thanks!
No problem!
So you made an object turn to face you, and a person to follow you.. how do you get a person to ONLY face you? (Do I NEED a hinge for that or is there a different way?)
Maybe, I think the easiest way is to have them do the follow but with an input speed as low as you can get it so they effectively just face the right direction. I think I did that once I don’t remember if they even perform the walk animation if you can get the input low enough. Otherwise yeah a hinge but if the person isn’t solidly planted in the ground they’ll usually have that “falling” animation pose
Hey so I put this on a moving box but I can’t change the speed on there
How do I make the character jump up to you?
Quick way would be to compare the Y position which is the height of the location sensors.
Compare nodon, if Y(height) of Player is Greater Than the Y position of the follower, then have that output go into the Jump input of the follower etc.
@@DaveNodon Thank you, I’ll try it now.
Also, @DaveNodon if you’re wondering what I’m doing, I’m making tag showdown vs an ai.
It didn’t work, all it’s doing is it’s only jumping once and only jumps when I jump higher than it.
Thank you for the kind words everyone - If you have any requests or suggestions for future tutorials/videos please let me know!
Please make a tutorial on a first person shooter!
How do I make them jump?
@@Buhyeah Hmm. I think you can use the Y positions to get a simple jumping mechanism working . Use a ‘greater than’ comparison nodon, if the player Y value is greater than the enemy/follow then he is higher, so drag that to the jump input. That’s a pretty rough solution but the quickest I can think of. Maybe use a timer to offset it to be a little more natural.
@@DaveNodon ah ok thanks!
So I have been working on a Sonic game and I want to know how to make a spin dash.
New sub!
Its same way, I use. So easy when you know about vectors. But great tutorial = ]
How to make it so there a timer and when the timer runs out The Player chases you
I’m working on a big overhaul to this tutorial that covers all kinds of things you can add to make the person follow better for this weekend.how to control when to start or stop following will be in there!
Basically you have a trigger for on or off to follow or not like a flag, and then you multiply the output that goes into the person by either 0 (don’t follow) or 1 ( follow)
@@DaveNodon thank you
Is there a way of making the follower stop every few seconds?
Yes! So. I did a video on better AI. You can use chapters and skip to the part that says Little Dave. It’s at 4:46 I think. We build out a person who toggles following you when you press R. It’s like a 2 minute clip. You could substitute the button press toggle for like a timer attached to a counter that counts between 0 and 1. 1 could be follow, and 0(or Not nodon) could be to stay put. Etc. let me know if that helps.
@@DaveNodon HAHAHAHA I thought i was dumb and could do this but somehow i made it work thanks very much Dave!!!!!
For me, I have to have it set to camera for my 2D behind head game.
Hey, would it be possible to make it work with something like a cube? Thanks.
My follower person is just wandering around, can i have help?
Check the movement settings on the follower, make sure it’s set to world and not camera.
If that’s not the problem then I’d just double check all the connections
I know theres a new version but im using this one for now bk its simple and stuff just that . . .
I have one question about this, what if you have multiple enemy humans and you want them all to chase just you?
Hi there!
Everything past the player characters location sensor can be copied and pasted. Then you can run the player location outputs into all of those and it should work the same. If you’re familiar with using the wormholes you can use them to avoid a bunch of connections all over the place.
@@DaveNodon Thank you! I was stumped on that for a while
Is there a way to toggle them following you and not?
now if i could figure out how to get him to jump after me. trying to make the tag game one computer player and this is way harder to figure out then it has any right to be
Hehe that was fun but now. Make a weeping angel enemy
For some reason, Whenever I move the camera, The AI Moves in the direction of the camera! How do I fix this?
On the following person set movement direction relative to world and not camera
Can you do a new tutorial because my other player doesn't want to follow me?
Does anyone know how to get the ai to stop moving after the a button has been pressed
I'm uploading a video on exactly this in about 20 minutes
Thank you!!!
You think you could make the same tutorial but for cars and ufos?
i do everything you say and show but the ai still goes where ever it pleases
How can a “Person” on Game Builder Garage “Action” button Celebrate, Punch, Kick, Turn, button??? ??? ???
Hi there. In the person nodon settings you can set the default action - that action will play when a basic input with a 1.0 strength (like a button) goes into the “action” port.
The other actions will happen when other input strengths are used - From 1-4. Simple way to do this is to use a calculator nodon to multiply the button signal strength to get the action you want.
If a short video on it would help let me know.
Can you please make a short video on it thanks.
Can you do wall runing?
Ty that helped
my follower just runs away what do i do?
Can you do a video on adding cut scenes?
Yes good idea!
How do you make enemies follow you but scary?
But why does my character move around when moving my cam
Hey, I might have done something wrong here, but the camera is only directed at the players waist, did I do something wrong, or is there like a setting for the camera?
Hi there! I glossed over the basic setup components (sorry!) - in the camera nodon settings play around with the offset numbers. I think I used about -5 for the Z axis so we are behind the character, and maybe a 3-5 on the y axis so we could be looking from above.
@@DaveNodon it worked! Thank you!!
the camera doesn't work
Question.
I tried this but the enemy goes away from me, why?
Go into the settings of the enemy and change the"frame of reference for motion" to world instead of camera
@@luigienjoyer I did
@@sandelpoenaru7941 good
If it’s an enemy how does it hurt you?
How can you make it slower if it isn't a person? I don't think you can change the movement speed of a free hinge or moving object...
I'll fiddle around a bit and reply to this comment if I figure something out.
Hi there!
To deal with this I would put a map nodon in between the calculator and the X/Y inputs of the object in question. You can play around with those settings. For me, I went back into the level, replaced it with a moving sphere size 2x2x2. For the the map nodon I used input range 0-5 and output range 0-2. It just slows it down a bit.
Also try switching the moving object settings for “mode” from acceleration to speed. That way the speed doesn’t go zooming up.
Can you do how to make another person run away
I tried doing it with a UFO, it just runs to the edge of the screen. Help?
UFO, Person, and the Car all have very different control schemes, that’s why it’s all weird. I have a video on a Car controller follow mechanism but it’s muuuch more complicated because of the way cars and UFO handle directions.
I try to avoid using them whenever possible maybe by attaching a follow object to the follow person and making the person invisible etc. but then it’s tricky to go up and down through space like a UFO!
@@DaveNodon I figured out what I was doing wrong. I went Enemy’s X - Player’s X instead of Player’s X - Enemy’s X.
Is it possible for multiple enemies to chase?
yes, in fact, I'm making a game on gbg about being chased by nextbots (still images programmed to chase the player)
Suggestion: how do you make a shooting game enemy with multiple hits?
Make it non-destructible, but make it destructive towards your bullet/projectile. Then put a Destroying sensor on it, which will trigger whenever it destroys a bullet. Run that into the Count Down port of a counter that starts at 3 (or whatever max HP you want the enemy to have). Take the output of the counter through a NOT gate (remember: 0=false, anything else=true) leading into a Destroy Object nodon parented to the enemy. And you're done :)
Every time a bullet hits the enemy, the bullet is destroyed and the Destroying sensor fires. That ticks the HP counter down 1, and when it hits 0, the NOT inverts that into a 1, enabling the Destroy nodon to kill the enemy.
@@IceMetalPunk thank you
Can you do a tutorial for a following car?
Yes , you’re the second person to request that. I’m working on it today!
@@DaveNodon Thanks!
It's for A rocket League from Wish
This is cool, but can you make a person run away?
Welp, time to make a fully fledged game
Question does this work with aliens, ufos and cars?
It works for UFOS because they move freely left/right and forward/back just like the person. Cars are a whole other beast though. Working on something for car followers.
Nice Tutorial!, Its good for do a game of nicos nextsbots😉
Mine runs verry wide around me
Nevermind ive just looked at your comment it worked, thanks!
Tysm
Can you make an enemies for fps's?
Sure, I am thinking of doing a bigger FPS video soon with lots of advanced features. Thank you for the suggestion!
Thanks Dave. I what to make a fps game
Good tutorial, but if you want to be able to move the camera for your character it a bit more complicated.
I wish we could program it to fight alongside you
Your comment got me thinking. If you had this set up but instead have the person follow an object that stays with your character but that you can disengage and send somewhere else then they’d follow it and then if there’s an enemy in their area they could attack. 👀
Or even simpler than that, if an enemy enters your vicinity maybe send their coordinates instead. It would take some planning but possible!
I was going to make a Mario and Luigi rpg game, so this might work for Luigi following Mario
How to break object when different object is destroyed
This did not work, I tried several times. When I made the world, all I could see was my back.
Imagine with this someone made a game with Sonic and Tails that follows and is actually accurate
Ive actually been working on a game that does just that
Once I get this game I will watch this video and make a sequel to “Tag Showdown”.
Actually.. I might not, cause for some reason I am doing it ALL CORRECT and it just wouldn’t work.
how to make an enemy for first person?
This doesn’t work for me. I followed all the steps and it didn’t work
So what happens instead?
Well can you make a video where you tell us how to make the ai stop when they right behind you? Edit:is your pinned comment what I was commenting? Another edit: how do you make it as relative to the world?