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Hi The_Owl.I have some examples on my website. The link for my website is at the bottom of this post.
Marv
i have several exemples, could you post a link to a video showing what you want exactly?
try this
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My example attached here should do the trick.
My example attached here should do the trick.
Thanks Dave this seems to be a good method, but at the moment all I'm able to do is copy and edit your code without really understanding the mechanics of it, is there a resource which can help with teaching formulas like you've used here?
what dave is doing is on the more advanced level; it has a nested loop which may confuse you.
essentially its doing the following;
* user fires a missile
* the missile runs a loop on all enemies - looking for the closest and then putting its fixed value in the missiles (memory) / alt value.
* the missile will always turn toward the position of any enemy stored in its value - by way of another loop and finding which enemy's fixed is in its Alt value.
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