Don't get me wrong, i tried a lot, spent many hours to find it on forums, YT, Reddit etc. but still can't find a proper solution. I'm talking about accurate 8 directions movement without doubling up speed on diagonals.
8 directional beat em up movement
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Why would the speed double up with diagonal movement? Are you using a fast loop?
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Are you using the 8 directional movement that's built into Fusion?
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Hi
I think, if you don't want a speed change, you can have an object with some values like :
FloatX, FloatY, Direction, Speed
The direction could represent your angle, on a 8 direction each direction is a multiple of 45°, with that, when your speed is greater than 0 you can do :
FloatX = FloatX + (cos(Direction)*Speed)
FloatY = FloatY + (0-(sin(Direction)*Speed))If you use 0 to 7 instead of angle for direction this become :
FloatX = FloatX + (cos(Direction*45)*Speed)
FloatY = FloatY + (0-(sin(Direction*45)*Speed))After that you can add an event that set X to FloatX and Y to FloatY, this way you keep a constant speed in each direction
Edit : I just saw that the thread you gave use this method, but, with sin()*speed and cos()*speed, this should not have speed change ^^'. You can take a look at parametric equation of a circle, I think this is the kind of calcul that is commonly use for Shoot Them Up for exemple ( to make 360° projectils )
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Here's an 8 direction example someone made for me a long time ago. It uses the Physics Engine and is 8 directions with same speed on diagonal movement.
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