In this tutorial students will construct a NavMesh over a game environment and investigate the creation of nav mesh agents. Next, students will complete the NavMesh building exercise through the setting of different agent types, restricted zones and limiting agent sizes.

NavMesh Components make up the navigation system in Unity. The navigation system allows users to create characters that can intelligently move around the game world, using navigation meshes that are created automatically from your Scene geometry. Dynamic obstacles allow users to alter the navigation of the characters at runtime, while off-mesh links build specific actions like opening doors or jumping down from a ledge.

Learn how to create AI pathfinding using the Unity NavMesh components! This video was produced by Brackeys.

In this tutorial students will transfer the knowledge they've obtained for building waypoint systems and add these to a navigation mesh.

Once a NavMesh has been baked for the level it is time to create the elements which can navigate the scene. In this tutorial, you will learn to use a NavMesh Agent component and create a simple script.

In this tutorial students will learn how to program an NPC to follow the player character around on a NavMesh and how to setup off mesh links to bridge gaps in the NavMesh.

The Project will feature the following elements: An AI character Scene geometry that features: Doors Stairs / Ramps Multiple NavMesh Areas (for off link use)

In this tutorial students will set up a NavMesh with numerous animated humanoid agents and begin programming a crowded street scene. Next, students will finalise their work on creating a crowded city scape where humanoid agents walk from one end of a sidewalk to another.

In this project you will be working with NavMesh agents to recreate some very popular steering behaviours to create non-player characters that move around independently in a game environment and make choices about their movements based on the location and orientation of the player character.

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