Scratch

shooting:

gun/shooter

<when green flag clicked>
<forever if><mouse down?>
<broadcast[ whatever you want  ]and wait>
<end>


<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<point towards( mouse

<when I receive[ what you broadcasted
<repeat until> <touching[ edge/ enermy
<move( 2 )steps>

i hope it helps.

Last edited by TheCatAndTheBanana (2008-09-22 14:52:10)

<touching[

SeanCanoodle wrote:

My Mini Tanks AI is a pretty good example of an AI that shoots back. Build whatever AI for the enemy (I don't know what type of game you're making) then add a sprite called Line of Sight. Have it hide constantly shoot at the character, if it hits a wall, set the variable InSight to 0, if it hits the character make it 1. As long as it equals 1 make the AI shoot whatever projectile you want at the character. If the AI is too powerful, add a delay to each shot so it aims, waits, then shoots.

You're probably really confused. You can ignore the player sprites and other AI sensors if you're just looking for the line of sight AI.
Mini Tanks AI

hmm, that is quite clever actually! I might use it in a shooting program sometime

As for firing at the mouse [blocks]
<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
   <if><mouse down?>
     <if><touching[ Enemy ]>
     <change{ score }by( 1 )
     <end>
   <end>
<end>
[/blocks]

as for the enemy, seans idea is quite nice in my opinion.

Sorry the cat and the bannana but i hardly ever use brodcasts and really isint needed

Last edited by yambanshee (2008-09-23 09:00:31)