How to Make an Enemy Shoot in Godot 3.2 | The Enemy Logic Series #1

Godot 3.2 Tutorial on how to make an enemy attack back, by making use of a state machine.

Once you have the code in place to make the player run and around and shoot. You want your enemy to shoot back at you! In this tutorial, we take the results of 'The Combat Series' tutorials and expand on it by giving our enemy some logic.

02:00 Prep the project for more complex events 02:45 Setting up Collision Layers 08:06 First fix and upgrading to accommodate Enemy Stats 11:45 Second fix, prep done 13:36 Enemy Logic State Machine 18:10 The Attack function 27:00 Adjusting the Skill Scene to handle enemy input 29:10 Adjusting the Player to Take Damage 31:25 Demonstration

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