If there is no delay, this setting will effectively override the projectile ammo’s min/max velocity.

Velocity: How fast the projectile moves toward its target - this should likely match or exceed the max velocity of the projectile ammo if propulsion is delayed.

All the values in between are the path your projectile will take.

Bezier curve calculations are essentially just fancy weighted average functions : when you pass in 0 you get your starting point, and when you pass in 1 you get your end point.

Maximum Turn Angle: The maximum angle, in degrees, that the projectile will turn while homing in on its target. Bezier Curves are a great way to make interesting and smooth arcs and paths.

Propel For (seconds): Stop propelling the projectile after a number of seconds - should be greater than Propulsion Delay.

A value of 0 (or less) results in no delay.

Propulsion Delay (seconds): Delays the propulsion of the projectile by a number of seconds.useful in cases where the target's transform root is not visually where the projectile should travel to.

Target Offset: This property offsets the location of the projectile's target.The Propulsion settings control the movement behavior of the projectile. Target: The projectile's target comes directly from the this setting (and does not require a Combat module Targeter component).Īmmo Rigidbody: This property will be automatically set if the game object contains a Rigidbody component.Targeter: The projectile's target comes from the Targeter component attached to the game object specified here.Target Mode: This setting determines how the target of the projectile is set. Simply attach the Combat module’s Homing Projectile component to any potential projectile.

As the name suggests, a Homing Projectile seeks its target even if the weapon firing the projectile is not pointed directly at the intended target.

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