Hey lionz,

I got it working with a single, array!

The one thing I haven't figured out how to do is pop the values within the same condition. When I try that, it ends up deleting the y axis. I'm still tinkering though.

Hey Cascade-games, thanks for chiming in! You're right that using 2 arrays was easy. I just feel like a failure for not being able to figure out how to get it to work with a single one.

This is a super cool solution. I love how you even visualize the path the enemy is taking. I'm going to have to study your event sheet to make sure I'm following but this could be a great alternative to my approach. Thank you!

Hey lionz I can't get this to work for the life of me. Any chance you can set up an event sheet?

I've tried a ton of combinations of push, insert and set actions for the array but I can't seem to get the y value to go into the right place. The only way it's worked for me is by loading a premade array from the array editor. This is what I want my array to look like, where 0, n contains the x coordinates and 1, n contains the y coordinates.

Thanks for the quick response, lionz! I'll try what you suggested.

Hey everybody, I'm new to Construct and programming in general. I'm working on a prototype for a game where a shadow enemy follows the player's exact path. I have it working here: media.giphy.com/media/YkfNNiJS1ML5sUmz5R/source.gif

Here's my event sheet:

I have a couple of questions:

1. Is it possible to do this with one array instead of two? I wasn't sure how to get the Y value for a single array.

2. Should I be worried about performance/storage building these arrays? E.g. should I try to clear the values that have already been used?

Thanks for your help!