How to make a turn like the Temple Run and NO THING ?

@UNBLVERS

I've never played Temple Run, but from your question, I think this is what you are looking for...

Unless you've changed it from the default settings, there is a Input.GetAxis("Horizontal") command which will read the A and D keys (also the left and right arrow keys) and return a positive number for D and right arrow, or a negative number for A and left arrow. You can use this to apply a rotation to your player.

There's also a Input.GetAxis("Vertical") function which reads the W and S, and up arrow and down arrow keys, which is often used for moving forward and backward - I'll leave that for you to play with.

The rotation part can be done something like this...

 private float rotation;
 private float rotationInput;
 private float rotationSensitivity = 10.0f;    // Adjust how quickly the player turns
 private Quaternion rotationAngle;             // This is what Unity uses to handle rotation

 private Update()
 {
     // read keyboard input for horizontal axis
     rotationInput = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal");

     // adjust it based on the required sensitivity
     rotation = rotationInput * rotationSensitivity;              

     // Convert the value to a rotational angle
     rotationAngle = Quaternion.Euler(0.0f, rotation, 0.0f);

     // Apply the rotation to your player object
     transform.rotation = rotationAngle;                                   
 }

Depending on how you have your player set up, you may need to make the rotationSensitivity a negative number if you find that the player is turning the wrong direction.

I hope this helps.

See this. link Using DOTween path and other plugins can help you make this much faster.