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SeuAmigo35 :

awesome_guy6856 wrote:

If you're gonna want several enemies then you shouldn't be using a distance block.

You should instead store each enemy clone's X and Y values in a list

Then loop over each item in both lists (2 lists one for X one for Y) and find the closest one. Then check if that's under 326.

This is a tricky task, so let me just show you the script.

define find nearest enemy
set [lowestDistance v] to [99999]
repeat (length of [enemy X values v] :: list)
find distance from my x and y to enemy's x and y
if <(distance) < (lowestDistance)> then
set [lowestDistance v] to (distance)
end
end

To find the distance between two x-y coordinates you should use the distance formula, which is a REALLY long block. Here it is.

([sqrt v] of ([square v] of ((x position) - (enemyX))) + ([square v] of ((y position) - (enemy Y))))

where i find the

([square v] of ())

block?

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