Here’s my code, I’m stuck.
# while-loops repeat until the condition is false.
ordersGiven = 0
while ordersGiven < 5:
# Move down 10 meters.
hero.moveXY(10, -10)
# Order your ally to "Attack!" with hero.say
# They can only hear you if you are on the X.
hero.say("Attack!")
# Be sure to increment ordersGiven!
ordersGiven += 1
while True:
enemy = hero.findNearestEnemy()
# When you're done giving orders, join the attack.
if enemy:
hero.attack(enemy)
The key to this level to to use relative coordinates. Rather than moving to an absolute position — hero.moveXY(10, -10) — you want to move to a position relative to where your hero currently is.
hero.moveXY(hero.pos.x, hero.pos.y) moves exactly to where your hero is (not at all); how can you modify it?
Yes, like Hydrobolic said, You don’t want to move to a specific position. In this case, your hero will move to (10,-10) and say “Attack” 5 times. You want to move 10 meters from your current position (hero.pos.x, hero.pos.y).
I’ll try that, thanks!
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Right now you’re commanding your hero to move to exactly its own position, which of course does nothing. You want to move to a position relative to your hero.
Say there’s a point at (30, 50). The point 10 units below it is (30, 50 - 10), or (30, 40). This can be generalized to any point, where the point 10 units below (x, y) is (x, y - 10).
Your hero is at the point (hero.pos.x, hero.pos.y), and you want to apply the above.
You move to your hero’s position, which will always be the same unless you move. You need to move 10m below your current position (hero.pos.y - 10). You need to use the same x position though (hero.pos.x).
Thanks guys, I got it.
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