Getting Started with AI Pathfinding

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Check out my project here: https://play.unity.com/en/games/541d5854-ef2a-45c0-9f36-c648c74eeb15/webgl-builds.

WebGL Link: https://play.unity.com/mg/other/builds-yg-11 This project was made following Unity Learn's "Getting Started with AI Pathfinding" tutorial. The final scene was built using elements from the first "Unity NavMesh" tutorial and the second "Challenge" tutorial. In it I added a few more obstacles, updated the assets to Unity 2022.3.20f1 and created this WebGL build to share. Following all the steps step by step, understanding and repeating the process until I became familiar with the tools took me two whole days. When playing you will experience some strange behaviors from the character that is related to his Blend Tree (I'm still learning that).

This is part of a Game Jam I'm in currently and I implemented some of the stuff learned in this course. In the game jam, the theme is "Lost Signal" and we have to use a special object, "Balloon". The plot: We are under an alien attack and they destroyed our satellites. We have lost signal (communication) with Washington. The player's goal is to locate a balloon and a radar to send into the atmosphere to contact Washington. However, the aliens saw this balloon as a challenge and began sending balloons to earth with weapons attached. This will be a third person shooter game to destroy the balloons before they reach a certain altitude and start attacking.

moving random positions

AI for a dungeon

My TPS game prototype

A player moves into a field, with friendly ghost companion that cuts through walls