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• • lukezero
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  • 9 Aug, 2024
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  It may be not easy to understand, but following example does the job avoiding obstacle for perfect grid movement: dropbox.com/scl/fi/9e9w6kcpfa024h1bsq0zy/path_touch.capx

  Are all these examples yours?

  With the little time (and energy) I have lately, I still haven't been able to implement the programming logic from your last example in my game. :(

  (I think the checkered floor creates a grid that makes the programming logic different from my 4 direction game.)

• • lukezero
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  • 8 Aug, 2024
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  It may be not easy to understand, but following example does the job avoiding obstacle for perfect grid movement: dropbox.com/scl/fi/9e9w6kcpfa024h1bsq0zy/path_touch.capx

  Thanks, dude. I´ll study it now. :D

• • lukezero
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  • 7 Aug, 2024
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  It means adding additional angle deviation (taking turn) from 10 degree to 90 degree with estimation of 3/10 fraction. If the interpolate estimation value is 1 it means reach 90 degree immediately at full fraction. It's an old code anyway that should be replaced by anglelerp so it would be Self.Angle + anglelerp(10, 90, 0.3).

  Ok! Thanks!

  The characters in my game don't rotate, as they have the classic 4-way movement of Top Down games. What I need is a basic AI that smoothly dodges walls while chasing the player character.

• • lukezero
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  • 7 Aug, 2024
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  alextro

  I think I need to use those lines of code below, but it still don't work well in my 8 direction game. :(

  i.ibb.co/fDBLwcs/Print.jpg

  Can you explain what do these three Lerp values reference? (10, 90, 0.3)

• • lukezero
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  • 7 Aug, 2024
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  It must be dropbox problem. I uploaded in google drive: drive.google.com/file/d/1TyAIiT_5zJYe7PxF1ocfk7xsKVbiSwq3/view

  Thanks again!

  Studying it right now. :)

• • lukezero
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  • 7 Aug, 2024
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  You will likely to incorporate path finding for that.

  But hey i got old example maybe simply work (by rotating themselves):

  https://www.dropbox.com/preview/Public/auto_missile.capx?context=search&role=personal

  Thanks, dude!

  I couldn't download the file, it says the folder is non-existent. :(

• • lukezero
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  • 7 Aug, 2024
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  > > Give them a push: dropbox.com/scl/fi/ns2apt8uj83oi3mfuyivl/sesame_instance.capx

  >

  > or

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  > > Pushing away from obstacle example: dropbox.com/scl/fi/zn7y83woxpntzk6k311fn/Avoid_Obstacles_PUSH.capx

  Unfortunately it doesn't work well, as the enemy keeps slowly shaking on the walls, until they come out of it towards the player character. :(

  I would like something more natural and soft.

• • lukezero
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  • 7 Aug, 2024
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  > > Give them a push: dropbox.com/scl/fi/ns2apt8uj83oi3mfuyivl/sesame_instance.capx

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  > or

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  > > Pushing away from obstacle example: dropbox.com/scl/fi/zn7y83woxpntzk6k311fn/Avoid_Obstacles_PUSH.capx

  Thanks, dude! I'm testing right now!

• • lukezero
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  • 7 Aug, 2024
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  Hi guys!

  I'm developing a Top-Down (4 direction) game in which the enemy chases the player when they see him, but how do I stop him from getting stuck on the walls of the stages?

  I've already tried to make him avoid walls when close to them using Compare X and Y, but still without success.

  Below is a print of the enemy's AI programming:

  iili.io/daO0gaf.jpg

  Suggestions?

  Tagged:

  • artificial-intelligence
  • enemy-behavior
  • game
  • walls

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• • lukezero
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  • 31 Jul, 2024
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  R0J0hound Sorry to bother you, but can you help me with this doubt? ^^

• • lukezero
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  • 31 Jul, 2024
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  Hi.

  Can you describe in words the algorithm of the enemy's behavior? Or we need to find this game on youtube to study the enemy carefully to help you.

  Hi! Below is a screenshot of the AI ​​programming of the common enemy in my game. Thanks! :D

  

  And below, a Goof Troop video:

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• • lukezero
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  • 31 Jul, 2024
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  Hi everyone!

  I'm developing an eight-direction game and I'm trying to implement (unsuccessfully) the AI ​​of the common enemies from the game Goof Troop into my game.

  I tried using Line of Sight, Pathfinding and Timer, following examples from Construct itself, still without success. :(

  Can anybody help me?

  Thank you for your continued attention and collaboration.

  Tagged:

  • 8-direction
  • artificial-intelligence
  • enemy
• • lukezero
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  • 31 Jul, 2024
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  It wants me to create an account to download.

  I was just saying these two should be the same.

  sprite: timer: is timer running "foo"

  system: pick by comparison: sprite, timer.duration("foo") <> 0

  The "<>" means "not equal to".

  Anyways, the rest of my other post was the reasoning why it would be the same. You can ignore that.

  Ok. Thanks, dude. :)

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• • lukezero
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  • 28 Jul, 2024
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  Probably comparing timer.duration(tag) <> 0 would work.

  Once the timer finishes any expression with the tag will equal zero.

  Dude, I´m not a programmer. I'm a designer (tired) and trying hard to make a simple game. ^^

  If you don´t mind, can you help me with my C2 example? (it´s a shooter/hack 'n slash with a simple horde system)