Is it roughly like, "if the player is in this area, go to this waypoint" etcetc?
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Yep, computer players will be able to find their way to reach any of these little nodes
Looks great.
AI is so boring for no reason
That looks like something I did for the AI in Battle Sector - nodes to allow for pathfinding on a non-rigid grid environment.
I guess I am in the right way then :D
I've wanted to try pathfinding before because it seems quite useful.
But when I see screenshots like this, I realize, "That's probably too much for my head to handle."
Its actually not that complicated
AI is the most fun part of making games imo
I like how you really clearly show what's solid ground n what's background art with the colours n shit.
It weird that you have a "map editor" cos I just draw all my levels :/
I'm makin a game right now that turns my hand-drawn levels into grids and drives the enemies around with like A* pathfinding. Shit's hard yo.
The reason I have a map editor is because I want users to be able to create their own levels
YoinK
it looks complex.. but that's what probably makes the game fun. :)
Louissi
Don't worry, these links wont be visible to the player. Its only used for the Artificial Intelligence