[Trigger] Unnit comes within X range of Unit, or enters Rect?

[Vegavak]

Which is the better one to use, and why?

This would be a trigger that was constantly performing for multiple areas across the board. I haven't seen anything wrong with either, but it's been bugging me and stopping my progress. Haha

Are there cons to "Unit comes within X range of Unit"?

This is for a neutral handling trigger, because neutral units tend to ignore the buildings they need to be attacking.

 

[Nodrek]

can you illustrate more please ?

 

[Vegavak]

can you illustrate more please ?

I sure can.

 

[Pizzaboy17]

well it depends what your doing, just like nodrek said can you illustrate more?

If its a spell id use the unit comes within X range because of you use a rect, it has to be preset.( i think there is a move rec to loc) but still, would be better for a spell and id use either of them depending on what i want for an in game system

 

[Vegavak]

well it depends what your doing, just like nodrek said can you illustrate more?

If its a spell id use the unit comes within X range because of you use a rect, it has to be preset.( i think there is a move rec to loc) but still, would be better for a spell and id use either of them depending on what i want for an in game system

Illustrate MORE?

It's either I'm using a unit comes within X range, or a unit enters rect. Both do what I want it to do. One a circle, one a square. I can do the same thing with both of them.I'm asking if there are any reasons why I should use one over the other.

It's not about a "game system", it's about the two different functions that both do what I want. If you guys need more illustration than that, then you guys simply don't have the answers I'm asking for.

It has nothing to do with moving rects around or anything. It works the same way regardless of how I script it. Do you still not understand

 

[Pizzaboy17]

use unit comes with x in range unless unless unit enters rect is easier
this way you don't have to deal with rects

 

[Vegavak]

use unit comes with x in range unless unless unit enters rect is easier
this way you don't have to deal with rects

That's so not what I was asking. =\

I don't care about dealing with rects. It's either I deal with a rect, or I deal with a unit. I'm just curious as to which one is the better choice based on fact- not opinion.

 

[FF7 project-G]

well since your using neutral units make it unit comes within x of unit.
That way if it dies they wont have to do it again and it cancels out.use the other one if u plan on using respawning buildings(idk if ive seen that)