Enemy AI monster problem

You don't want to use Transform.Translate() because that overrides the collision engine. It doesn't take much work to fix fortunately. Just add a character controller to your enemy. Then your code doesn't need many changes.

 var leader : Transform;
 var follower : Transform;
 var followerCC : CharacterController;
 
 var speed : float =5; // The speed of the follower
 
 function Start () {
      followerCC = follower.GetComponent.<CharacterController>();
 }
 
 function Update(){
 
     follower.LookAt(leader);
     followerCC.SimpleMove( follower.forward * speed );
     //See character controller.SimpleMove().  Moves the object in that direction.
     //automatically multiplies by Time.deltaTime;
     //And responds to collisions
     //ignores vertical component of vector and uses built-in gravity instead.
 
     animation.Play("Walk");
 
 }

I assume your code is attached to the monster so you don't have to cache the follower transform, but it doesn't hurt. In fact it will probably speed your code up some.

And you will have to explain to me the latter part of your question. I take it as you don't want the enemy following you forever i.e. it has a zone that it stays in. In that case, just create a large trigger around the area the enemy is allowed in. When the player enters the trigger, attack, and when he/she leaves, stop.

Translate doesn't check collisions - that's why the enemy pass through things. Usually we add a CharacterController to the enemy (menu Component/Physics/CharacterController), and move it using Move or SimpleMove. You should also check the distance from the target (leader, in your case), and stop following it when it's greater than the detect range:

var leader : Transform; var follower : Transform; var detectRange = 30.0; var speed : float = 5; // The speed of the follower

function Update(){ var dist = Vector3.Distance(leader.position, follower.position); if (dist

var leader : Transform; var follower : Transform; var detectRange = 30.0; var speed : float = 5; // The speed of the follower private var character: CharacterController;

function Update(){ // save the CharacterController in a variable to improve performance: if (!character) character = GetComponent(CharacterController); var dir = leader.position - follower.position; // find the leader direction dir.y = 0; // keep the direction in the horizontal plane if (dir.magnitude

Ok, thank you, it works Really well