then assign the direction

[strong acorn]

This is what I have for bullet creation:

private void FireBullet() // NOTE: Bullets when traveling sideways aren't right yet.
{
    cooldownTimer = fireDelay;

    foreach (BulletPrefabOffset bulletPrefabOffset in bulletPrefabs)
    {
        Vector2 bulletForwardDirection = playerRb.transform.up;

        // Calculate bullet offset
        Vector3 offset = transform.rotation * bulletPrefabOffset.offset;

        // Instantiate bullet
        GameObject bulletGO = Instantiate(bulletPrefabOffset.bulletPrefab, transform.position + offset, transform.rotation);
        bulletGO.layer = bulletLayer;
        

        // Initialize bullet properties
        BulletManager bulletScript = bulletGO.GetComponent<BulletManager>();
        bulletScript.InitializeBullet(bulletSpeed, playerSpeed, playerRb);
    }
}

[fair peak]

show the bullets default pointing direction btw

[strong acorn]

With a bit of debug you mean?

[fair peak]

the pivot point

make sure its in local mode

[strong acorn]

I'm not sure how to do all that. It's in local but I don't see any pivot points

[fair peak]

select the Move tool

also you're in Center mode

you should be in Pivot mode 97% of the time

[strong acorn]

The bullets are rotating correctly.

[fair peak]

hmm looks alright, you can either choose either transform.up or transorm.right

since your bullets are uniform

your offset isn't correct

also i would just make 2 firepoint transforms instead of putting any offset in code

or however any max firepoints you have

[strong acorn]

The offset is where the bullets are spawned. You are recommending doing it in code instead of the editor?

[fair peak]

nah opposite

crude example

green are firepoints

public Transform[] firePoints;

then you could potentially put as many firepoints as you want and you shoot witih 1 loop

[strong acorn]

Before I dig deep into this idea, I was gonna have different ships with different layouts for how they shoot. Will tha work?

[fair peak]

yeah wouldn't it be easier if each one has actual spawn points you can fix/rotate the direction of bullet directly inside inspector instead of doing extra math ?

[strong acorn]

I have to think about that because I don't fully understand. This is beginner chat :P I'm gonna wrap my head around it. I really appreciate you.

[fair peak]

sure no prob!
if you want some examples , I can show you some. I've done this type of game a few times

[strong acorn]

Anything you want to share. I learn by deconstructing codes.

[fair peak]

sure. one sec

[fair peak]

https://hatebin.com/gqgfzlkyqr (Ship code)
my example just rotates towards mouse, i have my other projects on my home PC

but the idea is the same

https://hatebin.com/qmfcdizusq (bullet code)