#2 FPS Raycast Interactions: Let's Make a First Person Game in Unity!

The second video in the Lets Make a First Person Game series!
🖐In this video we are going to setup the foundations for our interaction system.

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[NattyGameDev]

Hey Everyone! I have only just realised there is some footage missing from the video!!!
You may encounter the error "'InputManager.onFoot' is inaccessible due to its protection level".
if you have this error you just need to change 1 line in the InputManager script.
Change this -> private PlayerInput.OnFootActions onFoot;
To this -> public PlayerInput.OnFootActions onFoot;

Also!! at 21:26 in the AnimateCube script:
Change this -> startMessage = promptMessage;
To this -> startPrompt = promptMessage;
Apologies for the mistake!

[Elias.Mamoud]

Thank you for fueling my dreams on coding and game devolpment!

[shaunfarley]

I have watched loads of tutorials to handle interactions, but this is by far the best one. Super clear and easy to understand. Thank you

[michaelsullivan]

I appreciate that you take the time to show the process of building the code and explaining what many of the components do in the code. I also like your approach to naming conventions: keep names simple and explicit.

[HoisinDuckWrap]

WOW! Thank you - you posted this on my birthday lol. Awesome video!

[DrummerCAS]

You must have done this for soooo long. Looks so easy when yo do it. Thanks for this series. Nice to see some advanced stuff (at least it seems so for a noob like me) and you still find time to explain most of it. keep it coming, subbed and ready!

[aryasantosh]

Natty can you please add a tutorial for the setup of the scene. It would be much appreciated.

[Dibs]

of all the tutorials I have been searching so far this works for me and I thank you, keep up the good work :)

[boomy]

Thank you so much man! It's insane how much I learn from you! Really looking forward to more videos like these!

[Squishen]

to the people confused about the keypad and doors: they are made out of simple shapes. go into your hierarchy and add 3d object>cube, then transform each cube into the correct shapes.

[donaldfaulknor]

I love watching tutorials. I've taken MANY courses, including the Junior Programmer Pathway. But, every time I take a tutorial, I learn something the courses didn't teach (or at least something I don't remember), such as the Interactable script and how it acts as a template. This can greatly improve the way I develop games.

[polyhedrainteractive]

Hey natty,
Really love your videos!
I have been looking for an easy tutorial for month and finally found one
Keep it up :)

[mohammed.f]

I have been waiting for you to upload, thank you.

[Whitewolfgaming]

these have been the best working tutorials for me in awhile i appreciate you taking the time and effort for these

[TheOnlyKng]

Thanks for making this amazing tutorial. I really think your channel will blow up soon! :)

[animetarter]

I know I am late to this party but, if anyone stumbles across this and is worried about interacting with interactables through things like walls - On the 'Player Interact' Script, under distance is mask - Set this 'Default, Intractable' (select both Default and Interactable)

[ahmedmagdy]

Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial, its really great but in the first tutorial you stopped at the crouch and sprint codes, and now you have built two rooms with doors and I don’t know how to do them so is there any other video in which you explained how to do them?

[zerotohero]

I really love your tutorials, dude !

(Waiting for new parts)

[rca]

Great tutorial but unfortunately I am stuck on 15:58, because there's a error popping up saying that "'InputManager' does not contain a definition for 'OnFoot' and no accessible extension method 'OnFoot' accepting a first argument of type 'InputManager' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)". I'm completely new with Unity so please can you help me on how to solve this problem?

[chatabluehawk]

Is it just me or at 16:54 the lines of code
doorOpen = !doorOpen;
door.GetComponent<Animator>().SetBool("IsOpen", doorOpen);

appear out of nowhere,