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# AI Enemies

This project includes a slime prefab that we can use. In the project window search for slime and double click the "Enemy\_Slime" prefab. 

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There are several components added for you already, lets break them down.

Airship's multiplayer is powered by FishNet, a multiplayer package for Unity. You'll see some if its components here for managing the networking of an object.

* NetworkObject is any object that is synced across the network.
* NetworkTransform means this object will move
* NetworkTickSmoother is an Airship component that adds some nice smoothing to our NetworkTransforms. \***Notice that this points to a GraphicsHolder which is a child of the root and holds all of the visual graphics for the object. This is an important structure to maintain if you want smoothed transforms.**

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We also have a Rigidbody and Box Collider on this object which is just standard Unity setup for a moving physics object. We locked the rotation since we will control that in our code and froze the Y since this game is flat.

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The first step is to get an enemy spawning into the world. Lets make a new AirshipBehaviour class that will spawn in our enemies.&#x20;

* In VSCode create a new class and call it "TopDownBattleEnemySpawner.ts". This will be similar to our player spawner but will instantiate the enemy prefab over time and randomly around the map