Main Takeaway: In this video we take a look at the two most dominant methods for scripting gun functionality inside of Unity. This video demonstrates how to add weapon effects such as muzzle flash, bullet tracers, and impact effects.
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In this video we take a look at the two most dominant methods for scripting gun functionality inside of Unity. This video demonstrates how to add weapon effects such as muzzle flash, bullet tracers, and impact effects. Learn how to show bullet trails, aka bullet tracers to your "hitscan" guns that use
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- In this video we take a look at the two most dominant methods for scripting gun functionality inside of Unity.
- This video demonstrates how to add weapon effects such as muzzle flash, bullet tracers, and impact effects.
- Learn how to show bullet trails, aka bullet tracers to your "hitscan" guns that use
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