add a range to pathfind
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Describe what you would like changed, and why.
Adding range to pathfind will massively simplify pathfinding and make it 400x more useful this will reduce the lines needed and improve reliability as well
Describe the changes you want to propose. Include possible alternatives.
Add a range to pathfind like on approach but pathfind
i don't want logic processors to be even more op but i am not against this if it's a wproc exclusive
also performance might be an issue with pathfinding a ton of tiles
also why doesn't command mode do this already
Just do a within check, and if they're not near enough, pathfind.
This is probably the most basic way to do it.
i don't want logic processors to be even more op but i am not against this if it's a wproc exclusive
also performance might be an issue with pathfinding a ton of tiles
also why doesn't command mode do this already
This is simply to make pathfind more useful right now it tries to pathfind directly to the building requiring custom range logic which can be a worse for lag and a nightmare to troubleshoot in xase it somehow breaks i hope i gave more context
Just do a within check, and if they're not near enough, pathfind.
This is probably the most basic way to do it.
Within has its own problems also tried this and its not all that great in my opinion at least
Just do a within check, and if they're not near enough, pathfind.
This is probably the most basic way to do it.
Oh yeah the problem is when it gets in range you can't make them back up if an enemy unit approaches and its just inconsistent in some ways don't get me wrong it has its uses but its just not worth using in my opinion
Just do a within check, and if they're not near enough, pathfind.
This is probably the most basic way to do it.
Sorry for the constant replies but the main issue is it needs a range defined or it will pathfind to 0 which is directly on the coords of building which it then obstructs the path which the units refuse to move because its obstructed which makes me want to jump off of a cliff trying to think of a solution the solution not work as intended and tjen get rest to square 1 repeat
Frick me pathfind without a range is a headache
I hope this clears up the main and most prominent issue with this function and now i will go and bang my head against a wall for 4 hours to achieve nothing and never gain progress on what should be a simple solution to a problem
Amd then
Once range is added to pathfind
I can FINALLY make a ground ai that IS NOT over 400 lines of madness and chaos
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