> Yeah.. so you could set a point 500px away from the player at a certain angle, right?

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> Wen it's far enough away from the player your prey could go back to idle, or not?

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It would probably get it's destination stuck inside an object though, or it would double back and run straight towards you if your in an enclosed areas such as a valley, and the destination is just outside the valley, causing it to just run straight into you to get out of the valley. I guess It could work though, not sure how I would do it?

Basic example

Now you will have to find a way to move the destination, when it's either overlapping or outside the layout..

Yeah.. so you could set a point 500px away from the player at a certain angle, right?

Wen it's far enough away from the player your prey could go back to idle, or not?

Would using pathfinding work for you?

The condition is:

Is boolean instance variable set

• Test if one of the object's boolean instance variables is set to true. Invert the condition to test if false.

This should be a condition on the object that has the boolean instance variable.

Maybe you could give the player a boolean instance variable?

Let's call it GotKey and set it to false

Player on collision with key

Player set boolean Gotkey to true

Key destroy

Player on collision with door

Player is boolean GotKey

Restart layout

So when the p[layer collides with the door, it will only restart the layout if the boolean GotKey is true..

Here's the manual:

https://www.scirra.com/manual/109/audio

A volume of 0 dB is original volume, and below 0 dB attenuates the sound. Note amplification is not supported. For example, entering a value of -10 plays the audio back 10 dB quieter (about half as loud). Prefer setting the intended volume in the Play action; even if followed immediately by a Set volume action, some platforms will momentarily play the audio at the volume given in the Play action.

Implemented pathfinding in the example by R0J0hound

From this topic

Pathfinding No Overlap

As explained here, most of this will be done automatically on export:

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/577/co ... imisations

If you need it in-game, I guess this would be the way, because you can easily adjust everything to look as you want it..

If just for testing purposes, using the debugger would probably be much easier..

Could you explain why the bullet behaviour doesn't work?

Setting the angle should be easy..

You could have just opened the manual on the rotate behaviour and found the answer..

setting the speed to negative?