how to make Ball remain in front of player dribbling ball

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HI am working on football game i have a character name lonhjhon tag name player and a ball tag name "ball" i need help in scripting regarding how to keep ball in front of player while player is moving forward or right left. (ball control remain in player hand until he kicks) i have made the ball as child to the player but its just continuously attached to it from the start, i want to attach it in this way that if i move toward ball at certain position the ball control will be given to that player

here below is the logic diagram link for controlling ball
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Posted 6-Dec-14 5:58am

Basharat Hussain

Updated 6-Dec-14 6:07am

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PIEBALDconsult 6-Dec-14 12:29pm

That's the player's responsibility, not yours. :D

Basharat Hussain 6-Dec-14 12:53pm

yes i know thats why am asking here how to make my player responsible

ZurdoDev 6-Dec-14 15:33pm

Where are you stuck?

Basharat Hussain 6-Dec-14 15:48pm

thanx for reply, i had made the player and the sphere with sphere collider and rigid body, if i move the player in ball direction when player collide with the ball it moves it but only for 2 or 3 times, and then ball left behind, i uses oncollisionenter method and if it is true transform.translate(vector3.back); but this wont work and ball left behind if you can help me in any logic that how ball control will be taken by player or in scripting i would be very grateful to you.

http://ge.tt/1v8CRP62

ZurdoDev 6-Dec-14 17:58pm

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