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- Unnatural20
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Er, sorry- the forum is designed to trim URLs from new users to prevent spammers. Can you just give the name and author?
- Unnatural20
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What tutorial did you use?
- Unnatural20
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So, here's two numbers encoded as one. It gets trickier if you want more variable-sized numbers...

And it's definitely more trouble than it's worth.
- Unnatural20
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There's a way you can do it, actually. With weird integer encoding. >.> Let me see if I can't whip up an example.
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So, because an object lying flat is technically at 0 degrees, when you want your character to fly off perpendicularly, you actually want to travel at -90 degrees, or 270. So rather than set the angle of motion to that angle, you want [RotatingObject.Angle-90]

Here's a .capx that does, I think, what you want.
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Trying to move like barrels in donkey kong?
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- Unnatural20
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I will note that if your enemies should never stop moving, bullet behavior may be more efficient.

Though you can combine that with Turret...

Here, I made a .capx!
- Unnatural20
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But if I run it on create, it doesn't seem to 'catch' until the next tick?
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Give this a try?
- Unnatural20
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Actually, the method can work, because you can rerun that loop whenever you need.

Take a look at this .capx.

In this case, I'm running the algorithm every tick until I'm done spawning. You could run it exactly once every time you spawn a new character, instead, and the end-user would never see it.
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I think you're missing something a little obvious- if I put Character 3 on top, then 2 on top, then 1 on top, what order are the characters in?
- Unnatural20
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Take a look at this fellow, see what you think.