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Unity Top Down Hit Detection for Arrows - Tutorial

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I'm gonna show you how to add hit detection to arrows so they either cause damage to players or hit walls. First, we'll look at the common mistake of using collisions when implementing projectiles in Unity and avoid it by using raycasting instead. We'll also add tags to the archers and walls to distinguish them, and add a second player so we can playtest the game.

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