And they ignored other enemy base. They will path through other enemy base. Even though they should stop whenever they are within 40

Yeah. Litterally that.

For each base pick nearest enemy base.

All the base just path to the same enemybase, ignoring other closer instances

Well I'm in a process of testing. 1v1, no problem. 2v1. Got it down. But I went into 2v2 3v3 ect and problems with pathing arise.

I'll look for examples. But, like i say, 5v1 no problem. Maybe theres a comand and conquer style game I can look for.

On start of layout

For each playerbase

Find nearest enemybase. Find path

For each player base

distance to enemy base <= 40. Stop trigger battle boolean.

For each player base, pick nearest enemybase. Distance >= set boolean false

For each player base, boolean is false. Pick nearest enemy base. Set path to enemy base.

Basicly what I'm running with.

Think I mis understood.

termanolagy I'm not 100% on

You want the white puck to not overlap while choosing a place to use it from?

So instead of going red, you want it to lock to the nearest available position? Until the mouse has taken it past a point.

Say the blocking piece is 50 wide.

On colision set the piece to have a boolean.

When boolean is checked.

While

Boolean is true

mouse x is between piece.x-25 and piece.x

Set puck.x to piece x-50

While

Boolean is true

mouse x is between piece x+25 and piece.x.

Set puck to piece x+50

I turned off the computer, cant test it untill tomorrow.

But, that should activate a piece on contact. And set the puck location to next to the piece right or left, depending on the mouse location.

Just have to turn off boolean when mouse goes past

This will lead to more issues if 2 pieces are next to each other. I'll work on it tomorrow if that's what you need.

Looks beautiful!

Save the puck x and y on a global variable.

Then you can test if its overlapping when choosing a space.

When puck stops. Save its x and y.

Then set its location to the global variable x + its width.

If its overlapping something, use the global variables to reset its position.

Give it a variable count on fail.

Then say if variable =1

Reset position to global xy

Move puckx to puck x - its width.

You can then do this to its y axis. If it overlaps again

This is.. 4 directional... 8 is you make more clauses

Hope this helps. Hope I understood what you wanted

I'm using "for each" playerbase.

Is there a better way to identify who is forfilling the clause?

2 players same base difforent variable. 2 enemies, same base difforent variable.

I want each player to pick the closest enemy. Then move towards them. I'm using pathfinding.

I've tried pick nearest. But when using multiple instances they target the same entity.

And then.

When distance <= 40 stop, trigger battle boolean.

But only one instant will stop. The other will pass get closer/ pass through its target.

Wow. Hierarchy is powerful. Had no idea. So simple! Thanks for the shout this will make everything easy

Ah. Yeah. So. I have bodies linking to bases.

But, I have several sets of bases. All spawning in their own torso.

Will I need to make several bodies to corilate to their own group?

Guess I'll find out soon enough

Wow! Yup, I'm a construct 2 guy. Just working from what I remember.

I'll try hierarchy or containers. Construct 2 had families. I toyed with the idea, but couldnt find it..

So just tried brute forcing it.

Lionz, no it's a variable called bodycount. Was just trying to simplify it for the example.

Thanks for advice guys. Apprieciated

So. I have player base(s)

I have bodies.

Each base spawns and pins a body. And gives it the same variable to group them. count.

I want the base to tell the body its angle every tick. In a variable .deg.

I've tried

for each torso, base.count=torso.count

Set torso.deg to base.deg.

But this only seems to affect one instant of the torso, or it affects them all.

Is there a better function to do this? Like for each instance.

Or, a better way to check sprites individually?

Or should I group them into families?

I can post a demo if needed

Got it.

For each enemy base.

Player base, pick nearest enemybase.x/y