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Bullet hell movement
Uncle
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That's too vague of a question. Provide examples from other games, your own map, and try to describe exactly what you're looking for.
Some examples:
This is what I think you're referring to, where enemies reposition and strafe around the player:
But maybe you want something like a Flow Field to have the enemies swarm the player from all directions:
Some examples:
This is what I think you're referring to, where enemies reposition and strafe around the player:
But maybe you want something like a Flow Field to have the enemies swarm the player from all directions:
Dr Super Good
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What is unit representing in your context?
That said the WC3 engine is not at all designed for that type of game. Especially if you want to use the built-in path finder there are some pretty serious limitations to moving unit counts and unit on unit collisions.
- The player character?
- The monsters that try to walk into the player?
- The bullets the player or monsters fire?
That said the WC3 engine is not at all designed for that type of game. Especially if you want to use the built-in path finder there are some pretty serious limitations to moving unit counts and unit on unit collisions.
