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Mr.Rubinshteinoh man just looking through this video all i see is Spork clicking things and some things are supposed to happen
Mr.Rubinshteinand my head goes dizzy
Mr.Rubinshtein:Notlikethis:
PegPeregoGauchoYeah, hopefully we can work on tutorial videos soon
Mr.Rubinshteinyes
PegPeregoGauchoSo the "King of explaining" can guide everyone through the editor 😉
Mr.Rubinshtein
PegPeregoGauchoThe Squad editor is by far the best feature of the editor
LepidópterusHonestly that whole choreography thing has to be one of the coolest little details of the game
Mr.Rubinshteinyup
PegPeregoGauchoIndeed
PegPeregoGauchothe developers really put a lot of effort into it
Mr.Rubinshteinit looks easy but when you try to approach it, thats where things get complicated
PegPeregoGauchoSometimes the developers also made choreographies for when the player enters a certain area
PegPeregoGauchoLike the 70 roman fight in gaul when you enter the wooden watchtower
Mr.Rubinshteinyea
JenjenParibouSo, if I got this correctly -A spot is an enemy that has a set of directions, and the pool is the enemy type -A Choreokey is a set of predefined positions for the enemies, that switch between each other after a certain delay, and contains flags for specific enemy behaviour -A Chorography is a group of keys, and it's a more general behaviour for the enemies, like being passive, aggressive, or specific situations like triggering a roman fight when entering a location
PegPeregoGauchoYup, you got it!
JenjenParibouWooooooooo
PegPeregoGauchoA spot has a position and a direction, but this direction is not angle in degrees but a point relative to the position to which the enemy looks to