How do I avoid moving sprites for fusing?

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- juega331
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This is a very common problem in construct 3 with MoveTo or any moving thing following one same object, after a while the sprites that are moving will fuse with other sprites that are also moving to the same place

any way to avoid this?
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- lionz
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Is it very common, not sure what you're referring to ?
- oosyrag
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This is a very common, classic group movement pathfinding problem, not exclusive to C3, and not an easy issue to solve.

striketactics.net/devblog/starcraft-1-pathfinding-technical-analysis
sandruski.github.io/RTS-Group-Movement
A few options from simplest to most complex:

A. Use different targets to move to, don't move to the same place, at the same time.

B. Spread out upon reaching the destination, or triggered when in an undesirable state of overlapping.

C. Have units attempt to maintain relative distance by slowing down or speeding up while moving. This is a portion of flocking systems.

D. Implement full steering/flocking mechanics: gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/series/understanding-steering-behaviors--gamedev-12732

E. All of the above.