I want multiple wartowers that fires to the closest enemie when he is in range. I have got it to work for one enemie. But with multiple enemies i get mad. Could anybody help me out there?
First file is the single enemie solution. Second file is one of my lots of tries to get it to work with multiple enemies.
First off use the first example, delete all the events you have, make some more enemies and insert the Clickteam Movement Controller object into your frame (it comes with build 243).
[events]
*Always
- Start loop "test" NObjects( "tower" )+NObjects( "enemie - 8 dir movement" ) times
*On loop "test"
+Pick one of tower
+Pick one of enemie - 8 dir movement
+DistObjects( "Clickteam Movement Controller", Fixed( "tower" ), Fixed( "enemie - 8 dir movement" ))<100
-Shoot bullet at speed 100 towards
[/events]
The distance is found using "compare two general values" and then using the Clickteam Movement Controller.
Ookay, got it to work. This code snippet is great. Thank you Popcorn
This method has some flaws though. The bullet starts to flicker between two enemies from time to time. Enemies move, and so the distance changes ... :/
Have solved it by starting the fastloop with every 10" instead always. Maybe i can even start it less often. Or shoot the bullet much faster. Will tinker around with it. Anyway. Should do the trick for now
What i have noticed is that MMF2 seems to handle instances different from MMF1.5.
Tower is facing a direction should pick the tower with this direction, shouldn`t it? Or Tower is not overlapping bullet. It doesn't. I had to fastloop this part. But in the end i got it working
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Nope. I cannot leave it this way. Bullets flies in circles around my enemies before they finally choose one enemie to hit. I need another solution it seems :/
Still not a perfect solution. But now the bullet doesn't flicker between two enemies anymore
But it still chooses random between the enemies in reach. And not the closest. Never thought that this problem is this hard. I am lost here. I am simply not able to figure out a way that really chooses the closest enemie.
Anyway. It is good enough for my needs. Maybe somebody else has a better solution. 12 kb
You could try using this Line of sight code but change the distance that the object travels to limit what the person can hit. you can also add an event that limits your object to only firing at one thingat a time. Hope this works for you, but if not good luck on your project
Phew, i can't get my head giving me an idea how to use this example for my case here. I even don`t understand some pieces of your code. What`s this +Never Line good for? Never comments this event line out, doesn't it?
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