Error CS1501, Projectiles spawning.

I see, so something like this?

Physics.IgnoreCollision( bullet.collider, collider );

that doesn't give me the error anymore, but the bullets are moving just spawning ontop of one another. I take it that the above code is wrong.

You need to apply force to your bullet, after you instantiate it.

Rigidbody.AddForce()

hmmm i am, i'm down with a first person camera, and i can see the bullets following the position of the targets, but they're not moving at all. Used Rigidbody.AddForce() ins$$anonymous$$d of bullet.AddForce but to no avail.

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;
 using System.Collections.Generic;
 
 public class TurretScript : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour {
  
     public float shotInterval = 0.2f; // interval between shots
     public Rigidbody bulletPrefab; // drag the bullet prefab here
  
     private float shootTime = 5.0f;
     private List<Transform> targets;
     private Transform selectedTarget;
     private Transform myTransform;
     private Transform bulletSpawn;
     private int speed = 10;
         
     void Start(){
       targets = new List<Transform>();
       selectedTarget = null;
       myTransform = transform;
       bulletSpawn = transform.Find ("bulletSpawn"); // only works if bulletSpawn is a turret child!
     }
  
     void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other){
       if (other.tag == "Enemy"){ // only enemies are added to the target list!
         targets.Add(other.transform);
       }
         
     }
  
     void OnTriggerExit(Collider other){
       if (other.tag == "Enemy"){
         targets.Remove(other.transform);
       }
     }
  
     void TargetEnemy(){
       if (selectedTarget == null){ // if target destroyed or not selected yet...
         SortTargetsByDistance();  // select the closest one
         if (targets.Count > 0) selectedTarget = targets[0];    
       }
     }
  
     void SortTargetsByDistance(){
       targets.Sort(delegate(Transform t1, Transform t2){ 
         return Vector3.Distance(t1.position, myTransform.position).CompareTo(Vector3.Distance(t2.position, myTransform.position));
       });
         
     }
  
     void Update(){
       TargetEnemy(); // update the selected target and look at it
       if (selectedTarget){ // if there's any target in the range...
         transform.LookAt(selectedTarget); // aim at it
         if (Time.time >= shootTime){ // if it's time to shoot...
         Rigidbody bullet = (Rigidbody)Instantiate(bulletPrefab, bulletSpawn.position, bulletSpawn.rotation);
                 Physics.IgnoreCollision( bullet.collider, collider ); 
     
             
                 bullet.AddForce(transform.forward*speed); // shoot in the target direction
           shootTime = Time.time + shotInterval; // set time for next shot
         }
       }
     }
 }

Like a actual bullet, you need to propel it with a huge amount of force in a short amount of time, like a controlled explosion in a actual gun.

You controlled the type of force applied to the bullet by using Force$$anonymous$$ode. By default, the AddForce() use Force$$anonymous$$ode.Force, that is good for a continuous force, not a sudden force ( or impulse force ).

Try: bullet.AddForce( bullet.forward * impluseForce, Force$$anonymous$$ode.Impulse );

You need to set the impulseForce to a reasonable amount, just play with the value.

I am not sure it bullet.forward if equivalent to transform.forward, but you can use whatever that works.

Disregard the above problem. I have messed about with the code some more and it works! =) can't thankyou enough.

I'm pretty sure that also leads me onto a whole new problem =p enemies using colliders (which i can't take of due to the movement system i'm using) messing up the bullet destroy code.

But i'll have a think of that myself, thanks again mate