Transfer continuous pathfinding nodes from TutorialBehaviors#5 #22
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This was referenced Aug 10, 2019
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Tested out - merging! This seemed to fix the "drifting" thing I just noticed while testing #16, so that issue may be gone now. But in both cases after movement all my test deer would reset to point in the same direction. Not sure what that's all about. |
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Whoops, scratch that, posted comment to wrong PR. I was working on #21 |
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Aug 17, 2019
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Tested out and merged 👍 |
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Contains
Pathfinding nodes used in Terasology/TutorialBehaviors#5 to allow continuous pathfinding, so all gameplay modules can use these nodes. The
pathfindingFollowbehavior tree has been split intopointPathfindingFollow,staticPathfindingFollowanddynamicPathfindingFollow. The first is for following a determined target, the second for following a static entity, and the third for following a moving entity.