[UnSolved] Every X Seconds Issue

I am having a slight issue. I have code that tests for two objects distance, Enemy and Player. If Enemy is within the distance of the Player to be able to attack I have the code set to Every X Seconds, X being the Enemies Agility Variable, call upon the attack function. The problem is this only works for which ever enemy my player walks into range of first. If I am surrounded by more then 1 enemy their Every X Second commands do not work until the first is destroyed. As this would be ok in a turn based game, I need help making it so it will run it independently, so I can be in range of various Enemy objects with different times and have it all work together.

The code I have right now is

distance(enemy.x,enemy.y,player.x,player.y) <= 800

-- Every Enemy.AGILITY seconds:: Call Attack Function

Thanks in advance guys!

(Side Note. I have tried the For Each condition hoping that would work, however it did not... Perhaps I am using it wrong?)

You should use the Timer behaviour instead. It times each instance. Every X seconds is a global mechanism.

You should use the Timer behaviour instead. It times each instance. Every X seconds is a global mechanism.

I've tried to implement the timer behaviour and I failed... Any quick tips on how I should organize it?

From the Top-down Shooter template. Give Enemy an InRange boolean and the Timer behavior. Event 9 sets up the behaviour, by distance. Event 13 does the attack.

http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/ ... r_BHT.capx

From the Top-down Shooter template. Give Enemy an InRange boolean and the Timer behavior. Event 9 sets up the behaviour, by distance. Event 13 does the attack.

http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/ ... r_BHT.capx

I copied the code exactly but it offers the same issue as Every X Seconds does. It takes the lowest timer time of both the enemies and only one of their damage gets subtracted from the health at a time. You need to kill enemy A for enemy B to attack.

Anyway to sort this out?

run blackhornet 's capx and just work your way through it - this works as expected (nice pulse effect by the way)

If you are calling a function in your code then you may need to tell the function which enemy is expected to fire...

firstly try re-writing to not use a function and see if it works...

run blackhornet 's capx and just work your way through it - this works as expected (nice pulse effect by the way)

If you are calling a function in your code then you may need to tell the function which enemy is expected to fire...

firstly try re-writing to not use a function and see if it works...

I don't understand... I deleted what I had and put it back in exactly as I had already copied blackhornets code exactly and it works now... I'll chop it up to me not paying attention to something, perhaps maybe it was the function. Either way gentlemen I am in some serious gratitude, thank you so unbelievably much!!

Have a good night!