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Revision as of 20:45, 2 August 2013
follow.ego
The follow.ego command sets an object's motion style to move toward the ego object (o0). [edit] Syntax
Remarks
Object oA begins moving toward ego. The interpreter calculates the best direction based on distance from ego, and any obstacles it encounters.
Flag fDONE is reset when the command is executed.
The object will move STEP pixels each step (or it will move at its current step size, if STEP is less than the object's step size).
When it is within STEP pixels of ego's position, the object will stop moving, flag fDONE is set, and the object switches to normal motion style.
The set.dir command does not work when an object's motion is set to follow ego.
You can use the follow.ego command on the ego object itself, but it will instantaneously reach its destination on the next cycle, and switch back to normal motion style.
Example
follow.ego(o1, 1, f99); //object will begin moving toward ego
Required Interpreter Version
Available in all AGI versions.
Bytecode Value
0x53
See Also
