I’m working on a project where something randomly attacks, and I can’t find out how I can make this randomly happen with blueprints.
Hi there is this using behaviour trees for the ai or a simpler method?
The question is too vague, here’s a generic 25% chance of attack:
Consider describing what you’re trying to achieve in more detail.
What does it depend on? Proximity, timing, location. Give us something to work with, heh. Otherwise, just run the above on a timer every 10s and there you have it.
I would like it so that it can’t happen in certain areas, but whilst you are roaming around you can get attacked.
What I’m doing is trying to make a horror game using blueprints, where you get randomly attacked whilst in the woods, and I can’t find out how to make it happen randomly.
Thanks mate, that’ll help
I would like it so that it can’t
happen in certain areas, but whilst
you are roaming around you can get
attacked.
I created an actor with a sphere collision - that’s the safe zone.
When the player leaves that zone, we start a timer and there’s a 50% chance that every second something falls on the player - a new actor is being spawned here above the player. When we enter the zone, the timer stops.
Place an actor with a volume. When the player enters the volume start checking if there is an attack. You can hook up what I posted to a timer, as suggested.
Or have a safe zone (an actor with a volume) switch it off when entered.
Wow thanks for that, I’ll upvote you