Region Unit HELP

[ToP-Fouraces]

Hello everyone.

I need some help with my maze minimap. In the game, your character moves along a maze track while enemies spawn and follow the track. The enemies have immoltion to hurt the player.

My problem is, i have used regions and told the enemies to move from one to the other, but if my character is on the maze path, they'll move around him (move off the track and go RIGHT around him).

This messes up the immoltion ability, so please help me. I know this is simple but i am quite new.

Any details i've missed out just ask.

 

[PurgeandFire]

You should turn the collision off.

• Unit - Turn collision for <Immolation Person> Off

This will have them walk through units.

 

[Dr Super Good]

But be warned that units may not be able to walk through them with that.

It disables the unit's movement collision but it remains collidable by other units.

 

[ToP-Fouraces]

Thanks alot guys, i'll test this now and get back to you. + rep for both of you.

Also, is there an easy way to find the center of a map? Because on my main project, it was going to be a mini game, but i'm making it a 12 person game, so i am transferring all my triggers and stuff before i get into the units.

I want to start designing the map but finding the middle of the map can be a pain, so if theres an easy way let me know.

 

[Dr Super Good]

The middle of the map is difined in the map's w3e file as 2 integer offsets.

Usually WE places this smack bang in the middle of the map (duh). It is at position (0,0)

 

[defskull]

Or, (Center of (Playable map area)) ?
Make it a variable, you can use it and clean the leak every now and then

 

[Maker]

Or, (Center of (Playable map area)) ?
Make it a variable, you can use it and clean the leak every now and then

He's talking about finding it in the editor.

And as DSG told, it's coordinates are (0,0).

If one turns on the grid (View - Grid -> medium) and then moves the cursor around and observes the numbers in the lower left corner of the editor, finding (0,0) becomes super easy. The numbers show x,y,z coordinates. You should only care about x and y. Z is the height.