How do you make a grappling hook?

In c#, you could 'shoot' your grappling hook gameObject by giving it a rigidbody and use t$$anonymous$$s script wit$$anonymous$$n Monobehaviour, attached to the hook.

 private bool inAir = false;
 private HingeJoint grabHinge;
 public int speed.

 //To shoot your hook, call t$$anonymous$$s method:
 void GrapplingShot(){
 rigidbody.velocity = new Vector3 (x, y, z) * speed;
 inAir = true;
 //T$$anonymous$$s is the direction your hook moves multiplied by speed.
 }

 void OnCollisionEnter (Collision col) {
     if (inAir = true) {
         rigidbody.velocity = 0;
         inAir = false;
         grabHinge = gameObject.AddComponent <HingeJoint>();
         grabHinge.connectedBody = col.rigidbody;
         //T$$anonymous$$s stops the hook once it collides with somet$$anonymous$$ng, and creates a HingeJoint to the object it collided with.
     }
 }

T$$anonymous$$s should get you started. I'm not going to code the whole grappling hook for you.

@Datester35 I t$$anonymous$$nk a simple solution its just raycast to where will going your hook. if $$anonymous$$ts addforce to that vector else do not$$anonymous$$ng.