Hi,
Here's a grab of the bottom right part of the map of a scenario I'm playtesting:In the south west area of forest I randomly scatter side 7's units with this This avoid clause is intended to force these units to stay in that lower right quadrant.
Yet one side 7 unit crossed the water and headed north (I can't see exactly what happened because these units have the
Before I start digging further, am I doing anything stupid here?
This side doesn't use any
I've used avoid terrain before, but only without wildcards as far as I can recall.
As the terrain to avoid is only 1 hex deep I'm wondering if the ai only looks at start and end hexes when considering whether to avoid somewhere and these units can cross the avoided terrain in one move (i.e. they start and end in allowed terrain even tho' they traverse terrain they should avoid)?
Any thoughts/comments greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
--Spannerbag
Here's a grab of the bottom right part of the map of a scenario I'm playtesting:
[avoid] clause:Code:
side=7 no_leader=yes controller=ai recruit= [ai] aggression=0.9 caution=0.1 [avoid] terrain=W*^* [/avoid] [/ai]Yet one side 7 unit crossed the water and headed north (I can't see exactly what happened because these units have the
[ambush] ability).Before I start digging further, am I doing anything stupid here?
This side doesn't use any
[micro_ai]s tho' a lot of others do.I've used avoid terrain before, but only without wildcards as far as I can recall.
As the terrain to avoid is only 1 hex deep I'm wondering if the ai only looks at start and end hexes when considering whether to avoid somewhere and these units can cross the avoided terrain in one move (i.e. they start and end in allowed terrain even tho' they traverse terrain they should avoid)?
Any thoughts/comments greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
--Spannerbag
Statistics: Posted by Spannerbag — Yesterday, 10:28 pm