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# Creating Your Own Turrets
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Multiplayer Turret comes with two unique meshes, a standing turret and a ceiling turret, a custom made minigun fire sound effect is also included, everything can be swapped out to your own if desired.
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Hover over the variables inside the Blueprints and Data Tables, many have Tool Tips which explain what each variable does. Consult this if unsure about a certain variable.
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## Method 1 - Creating A Child Blueprint Class
Convenient, proven and easy way to create turrets, multiple examples can be found in the "**Blueprints/Turret"** folder. \
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In the image below you can see the most important Blueprint Class **BP\_Turret**. This Blueprint is the **Parent** of which you create Child Blueprints of.
This allows for creating your own blueprints based on the parent **BP\_Turret** class, retaining it's entire functionality while allowing you to add features on top if desired.
A look inside the "Blueprints/Turret" folder
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[Method 1 - Child Blueprints](/multiplayer-turret-documentation/tutorial/creating-your-own-turrets/method-1-child-blueprints.md)
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## Method 2 - Data Table Entry
Rather than creating a child blueprint for each turret, you can create Data Table entries which contain all the data needed to spawn the turret in with the **BP\_TurretSpawner**.\
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**BP\_TurretSpawner** can preview the data table entry and spawns in the actual turret when hitting play
BP_TurretSpawner
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[Method 2 - Data Table Entry](/multiplayer-turret-documentation/tutorial/creating-your-own-turrets/method-2-data-table-entry.md)
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