If you have a main actor that collides with various things, and you want to consolidate the conditions on the rules you can do that. For this you can do a collides with actor with "tag" instead of collides with actor type.
On the home pane you can click on tags and create one for collisions, and drag in all collision actors there.
Although i'm not sure how much more efficient this is, since i'd imagine the actor still has to check the list of actors in the tag for collisions.
Thank you. I've neglected to use TAGS. Def keeps everything cleaner at least!> @AlchimiaStudios said:
If you have a main actor that collides with various things, and you want to consolidate the conditions on the rules you can do that. For this you can do a collides with actor with "tag" instead of collides with actor type.
On the home pane you can click on tags and create one for collisions, and drag in all collision actors there.
Although i'm not sure how much more efficient this is, since i'd imagine the actor still has to check the list of actors in the tag for collisions.
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If you have a main actor that collides with various things, and you want to consolidate the conditions on the rules you can do that. For this you can do a collides with actor with "tag" instead of collides with actor type.
On the home pane you can click on tags and create one for collisions, and drag in all collision actors there.
Although i'm not sure how much more efficient this is, since i'd imagine the actor still has to check the list of actors in the tag for collisions.
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Thank you. I've neglected to use TAGS. Def keeps everything cleaner at least!> @AlchimiaStudios said: