Thanks GeorgeZaharia

Ok, so researching a little bit more, I came across

Tilemap.PositionToTileX(blast.X -1)

Tilemap.PositionToTileY(blast.Y -1)

and this kinda works but I need a little more.

Hello Community,

I have a player sprite and a target sprite. The Target sprite is set to mouse.x/y.

The player's angle is set towards Target. If I click mouse, it spawns a bullet from Player and shoots towards the Target. WHAT'S HAPPENING IS... If the Target is too close to the player and shoots, then the bullet goes in another direction. I want to stop this from happening.

How to do this?

Thanks,

Roberto

Thanks GeorgeZaharia

I think I sussed it out.

Zombie has LineOfSight to Player | Set angle towards (player.x, Player.y)

Zombie |Set Bullet speed to zombie.speed

System | Trigger Once

| Zombie Set speed to floor(random(10, 30))

Hi Community,

I'm trying to create a zombie chase game. My Zombies spawn randomly on layout; however, I'm trying to get them to all have their own bullet speed.

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On start of layout>

Repeat 10 times | System:Create Object:Zombie on layer1 at (floor(random(0, 100)), floor(random(0, 100))

Zombie has LineOfSight to Player | Set angle towards (player.x, Player.y)

Zombie Set Bullet speed to 40

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I think the issue might be, they have line-of-sight. When they spot the player, they increase speed.. but they all chase at the same speed. How do I get them to have have their own speed?

So I tried an Instance var on the zombie

speed=10

Then altered the LoS

Zombie has LineOfSight to Player | Set angle towards (player.x, Player.y)

Zombie Set speed to floor(random(10, 30))

Zombie |Set Bullet speed to zombie.speed

but this seems to alternate, not what I want.

Thanks again,

Roberto

Hello Constructors,

I've had a look online and found this:

Global number: timer = 0

Every tick-- Append Text: floor(gametime/3600)&"h" & floor(gametime/60%60)&"m"&floor(gametime%60)&"s"

I'm looking for a slower, more natural timer... some that starts 40h60m60s and counts down on the minute/seconds.

should I use Timer behaviour?

Thanks,

Roberto

Hello,

I'm trying to make a top-down shooter. The player sprite is moved by 8Direction keys. I want to set a target sprite:

e,g, target | Set position to (Player,X, Player.Y - 100)

and lock it to that distance from player, so if player moves between angle, the target will rotate or move to the players direction

[sorry, I'm a maths failure and I'm trying studying algebra again]]

--example-----

[t]

target

player

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if player is facing north and presses key D, then

[t]

target rotates from North to East at set distance from payer.

I HOPE THIS MAKES SENSE!

The easiest way I can think of is, have a circle set against player and target follows cursor, but is restricted to circle (this is not the preferred method).

Thanks again,

Roberto

Thanks dop2000,

I sorted it, as you suggested... I did originally do this, but must have made a mistake somewhere along the way.

Thanks again Amigo.

Hello,

I'm trying to make a beat-em-up in C2. so far I have 1 enemy who follows player. If my Player is left of the Enemy, Mirror... else on right, not mirrored, you get the idea. I want to spawn another Enemy at another position. How do i get each individual to face the player?

I have on EveryTick>

If Player.X < Enemy.X Enemy Set Mirrored

If Player.X > Enemy.X Enemy Set Not mirrored

Now i know this will influence all Enemy... but I want the behaviour to only affect each individual Enemy.

I hope this make sense.

Roberto

Awesome tarek2,

I forgot about using a timer.

Thanks again ;)