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Unity Shooting Arrows in Top Down Perspective Part 1 - Tutorial

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We'll Instantiate arrows from a Prefab in Unity, and give them Velocity to move towards the enemy. We'll be able to Shoot Arrows in our Top Down Perspective Game with an Xbox Controller. The arrow is hand drawn in Aseprite and then imported to Unity as a Sprite Sheet. We'll tinker with the speed of the projectiles and remove the force of gravity. Because this topic is a bit bigger, I've broken it into two parts, so come back next Wednesday for part 2, where we will continue our script to fire arrows in any direction and rotate them to match that direction as well. Then we'll destroy the arrows to optimize our game a bit.

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