The Daily Click

::. ::. ::.

Post Oekaki

Posted By	Message
Don Luciano Heavy combat pancake Registered 25/10/2006 Points 380	29th September, 2008 at 14:27:31 - What is the best way to set up range detection. The closest unit. I have bout 20 unist on one side, 20 on other. I need to detect the closest, for each 20. Code me a sausage!
Klikmaster Master of all things Klik Registered 08/07/2002 Points 2599	29th September, 2008 at 15:36:08 - Your best bet would probably be to run a fastloop through your units and store the distance into one of their alterable values. As you are going through the loop, store the id of the unit and it's distance if it the distance value is lower than the one from the previous loop. Make any sense? n/a
Don Luciano Heavy combat pancake Registered 25/10/2006 Points 380	29th September, 2008 at 16:27:42 - yes, but how would i check the distance? I know 360 extension but it needs a lot of events to work properly. What's my best option? And i think that going throught each of enemies, check, for each unit on my side, could be quite laggy. I know that 360 has find fixed of closest. But that doesn't work very well often. Edited by the Author. Umm nevermind solved it. But thx anyway. Edited by the Author. Code me a sausage!
traugott.simon Registered 23/08/2008 Points 91	1st October, 2008 at 08:22:33 - Sqr((X( "Player" )-X( "Enemy" ))(X( "Player" )-X( "Enemy" ))+(Y( "Player" )-Y( "Enemy" ))(Y( "Player" )-Y( "Enemy" ))) That should work Put that in a value Its always a good idea to test such explanations in a seperate frame an display the value with a counter to see how it works. Edited by the Author. EDIT: i didnt recognized that you have already solved the problem. Anyway mayby its interessting for others Edited by the Author. n/a

Advertisement

Worth A Click