Interpolating Speed

CharlieG97

I currently have two actors, one the player and one an enemy. I want the enemy to follow the player, which I have already done. What I can't figure out is how to make the enemy faster every second of the game. I want to interpolate his speed from say 0-1000 over 2-3 minutes. Can I use game.time to put this into effect? Just not sure what to do at the moment.
Any help would be much appreciated.

matarua

Times the tracking method by the self time to make it do that.

If you don't provide more details in a question like this it's a bit tricky to give an exact answer sorry - but be super careful of using game.Time - it does not stop or act like self.Time.

Cheers, M@

Socks

I currently have two actors, one the player and one an enemy. I want the enemy to follow the player, which I have already done. What I can't figure out is how to make the enemy faster every second of the game. I want to interpolate his speed from say 0-1000 over 2-3 minutes. Can I use game.time to put this into effect? Just not sure what to do at the moment.
Any help would be much appreciated.

Not quite sure what the issue is ? If you want to interpolate an actor's speed from 1-1000 over 3 minutes do this:

Make a 'real' attribute, let's call it 'ABC'.

Interpolate ABC to 1,000, duration 180 (which is 3 minutes).

Move To player's X and player's Y, speed ABC.

CharlieG97

Sorry, forgot about this post.
@matarua thanks, this is the method I'm using.
@Socks Thanks for the help, but matarua's suggestion is working well

matarua

Glad you got it working

Socks

Sorry, forgot about this post.
@matarua thanks, this is the method I'm using.
@Socks Thanks for the help, but matarua's suggestion is working well

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