// Separate yaw and pitch Vector3 targetEuler = targetRotation.eulerAngles; Vector3 currentEuler = playerCamera.transform.eulerAngles;
Vector3 targetPoint = aimAtHead ? GetHeadPosition(enemy) : enemy.transform.position; Vector3 direction = targetPoint - playerCamera.transform.position; Quaternion targetRotation = Quaternion.LookRotation(direction); unity aimbot
float yaw = Mathf.LerpAngle(currentEuler.y, targetEuler.y, smoothSpeed); float pitch = Mathf.LerpAngle(currentEuler.x, targetEuler.x, smoothSpeed); // Separate yaw and pitch Vector3 targetEuler =
Vector3 GetHeadPosition(GameObject enemy) but displaying a crosshair overlay requires:
GameObject GetClosestEnemy()
playerCamera = GetComponent<Camera>(); playerBody = transform.parent; // Assumes camera is child of body
[ \theta_\textnew = \theta_\textcurrent + (\theta_\texttarget - \theta_\textcurrent) \times \textsmoothingFactor ] 3.1 Finding the Closest Enemy We iterate through all GameObjects with the tag "Enemy" , calculate distance, and pick the smallest. 3.2 Getting Target Position If enemies have a specific bone (e.g., "Head" ), we target that Transform; otherwise, use the enemy’s center position. 3.3 Converting World to Screen (for visualization) The aimbot can work directly in world space, but displaying a crosshair overlay requires: