New diagonal movement option: only to squeeze between diagonal obstacles.#96
New diagonal movement option: only to squeeze between diagonal obstacles.#96rsanine wants to merge 1 commit intoqiao:masterfrom
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It seems like #63 is trying to achieve this - the way to do it is to allow the diagonal routing only when it is blocked by two diagonal obstacles (both obstacles, not "just one", or "none") |
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Is it change really useful? I mean why move diagonally when there are exactly two obstacles? If a character can move diagonally despite there being two obstacles, what stops it when there are less? |
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It is useful when you want the pathfinder to only use diagonal when it is If youve ever played Tibia, thats how monsters follow you. They won't take The change is very tiny - and it seems like others are looking for this feature too. On Apr 9, 2015 1:39 PM, "Raminder Singh" notifications@github.com wrote:
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The other way to achieve this is to set diagonals to 'always', and to increase the costs of diagonals. Is there any way to change the cost of diagonals or tiles types in general? |
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I'm not really sure. Lets open this to voting. How many of you think this should be included? |
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This is the effect:
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I've made this modification in my local copy to mimic movement in Tibia:
Using this option, the pathfinder only routes diagonally when it has to "squeeze between" two diagonal objects (two trees/bushes), otherwise it sticks to N/E/S/W paths.