Calculate the angle to fire to hit enemy

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- sqiddster
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It's certainly possible, but I'm not able to work out the formulae. I'm sure some of the math geniuses here could do it but it will certainly be difficult!
- AnD4D
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Thanks for your help sqiddster! I'll keep having a go, and will post if I have any luck!
- alterlazlo
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Science!

It works rather well, if I may say so

sqiddster2012-12-11 13:27:30

Hello I know it's been some time , but im working on something similiar to what you are describing and the dropbox link you provided seems to be dead (which is natural after so long). I was wondering if you can re-upload the above .capx (provided you still have it).

thanks you!
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- farflamex
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I did get this working in the end, but don't think I have an example. I could probably delve into the old program and have a look, unless the other guy replies with his link.

My finished game is here https://www.scirra.com/arcade/strategy-games/korelos-34

Doesn't work for me, I still get a white screen, but apparently it works for others. Fly out a bit and get some enemies to fire at you and you should see that they're fairly accurate, although everything is moving so they pretty much do a 'rough guess' I think.