Developing Multiplayer Third Person shooter games are very much in trend these days and there have been multiple requests for a tutorial of a 3-D game. To address your queries we now bring you the tutorial for developing a Multiplayer Third Person Shooter powered by AppWarp.
Let us begin with a short explanation about the game template, concept and AppWarp’s strength. This template allows you to have a custom third person character, i.e, with the help of the template you can make your humanoid character a fully functional third person shooter. The template will definitely save you from restless coding, animating and animators.
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The following section will give you detailed steps on how to integrate Third Person Controller Template with your humanoid model
You will be provided with two prefabs:
- Third Person Controller
- Camera
Step-1: Import both prefabs into your scene. (Disable your previous main camera): 
Step-2: Drag and drop your character into the Third Person Controller as shown below: 
Step-3: Place weapon (Assault rifle is preferred here) in right hand of your character as shown below: 
Step-4: Add empty game-object in your gun hierarchy where bullets will spawn (i.e. Muzzle) as shown below: 
Step-5: Add audio source to your muzzle with any shooting audio-clip as shown below: 
Step-6: Add empty game-object in your gun hierarchy where shell will respawn (i.e. Shell) as shown below: 
Step-7 Now we will add shooting functionality to our character as follows:
- Drag your character's spine transform into Spine under User Input of Third Person Controller.
- Drag your gun's Muzzle transform into Muzzle under Shot Effect of Third Person Controller.
- Drag your gun's Shell transform into Shell under Shot Effect of Third Person Controller.
Step-8: You can edit character's shooting mechanism by twitching the following. But first enable Override Aim under User Input of Third Person Controller to enter edit mode.
- Cam Aiming State: The position of camera when player is aiming.
- Aim Offset: The exact point where you want your player to aim at.
- Cam Normal State: The position of camera when player is not aiming.
Step-9: Now exit edit mode by disabling Override AIM and Play!