I see what you mean, what is the best way to handle it or set my enemies up on the scene.

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You're welcome. Be warned though it's a big tricky, if the enemy and player are not on exactly the same baseline the enemy will not attack. Even 1 pixel makes a difference.

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mentions but needed adjustments because your player and enemy are different sizes.

Oh... I just realized you are referring to its behavior on the ladder. What do you want it to do? At the top of the upper ladder, the hero is still only 238 pixels from the enemy.

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Right now you are testing to see if the distance is less than 300. If you tighten it up just a little and instead test for a distance of less than 250, it will work.

I can't open your GS file at the moment, but if I'm understanding correctly:

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If you wanted to use something like 'Move' or 'Linear Velocity' (where speed to specified rather than travel time) - then simply make the speed a function of the Y position.

arrow key move the character around. You will see what I mean when the hero is on the ladder above or below the enemy

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I would just use interpolate. With interpolate position.x, you do it by TIME, so the speed will automatically be different if it is different distances, but they will get there the same time.

As the title suggests, the topic is perspective. In a 2D world, I have a top-down view of two actors which move from the left side of the screen to the right side of the screen. Pretty simple.

I saw this on my phone. I wondered if you used some pathfinding. I got home and saw the logic. So simple it's brilliant. Once again you took us to school.

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