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How does one detect locust?

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Okay I managed to get a working example finally, it detects locust units HOWEVER it creates such massive lag it is unfair. . . =(

Am I missing leaks or is the function really not useable with lots of units?

It picks units by player then picks units within range of that picked unit.

Also thanks to everyone who has replied and attempted to help.
 
Pro solution:
in case all the locust units move in predictable (for example linear) patterns like non-homing missiles, you can calculate possible collision cases directly upon creation of the missile instead of doing periodic enumerations.
You just have to check the intersections of 2 parallel lines of each missile mathematically with all other currently existing missiles that are within a certain range.
 
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