Ahhh, heheh. I use a lib called saveTable that saves the game data (nothing bulky, just states and triggers) in a lua file. And wince it was/is a "small" game and bitser seemed not to work on empty files or something, I used that and it's worked up to this point :P. I guess maybe I'll try ...

... that a lua file has a limit of 200 local variables? Error toybox/LGML.lua:125: Syntax error: hunt_TMP:201: main function has more than 200 local variables Traceback [C]: in function 'load' toybox/LGML.lua:125: in function 'getSettingsToSave' toybox/LGML.lua:165: in function 'saveData' hunt/GameS...

Hmmm, that's true. Nuclear throne just has the characters move randomly and also move back when you're too close. Nice insight. The example is just general "blahblah" (?) code that I did a while back (and lost?) and was now thinking to do it again but with some more info on what others tho...

I know vector math, just application is a problem. I can get a path with A - star or other methods and then simply move it based on velocity but that may cause objects to get stuck on some obstacle.

Like in a top down shooter games like enter the gungeon, nuclear throne, and other games like old Zeldas(except smarter movement), etc. Anyway to make that type of movement without boids and effectively (Pathfinding included)?

ZuccaroMateo wrote: ↑Mon May 23, 2022 9:51 pm Noone answer? I want the job, haha. 5 Years late

Yeah, but it's just that the way he arranged the comment made it look like he used resolution solution to fix the aspect scaling problem but it didn't work.

GVovkiv wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 5:37 am (not because scaling is kinda useful, but because you can get this funny stretched images!)

Makes sense.

But what was/is the actual problem?

Hey, I was just thinking about this a day ago. Nice.

freeve4h wrote: ↑Mon May 23, 2022 9:00 pm im making stuff

what stuff