thanks you, it is fixed.
when I delete static variable and change to normal member.
It works perfect.
But, I don't understand why??
Can somebody explain to me?
and thanks for all posts.
I have learned a new thing.
AI class problem (EVERYONE moves the same!!!!)
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July 28, 2010 04:27 AM
Quote: Original post by fantasyme
thanks you, it is fixed.
when I delete static variable and change to normal member.
It works perfect.
But, I don't understand why??
Can somebody explain to me?
and thanks for all posts.
I have learned a new thing.
If you make the variables static, their values are shared by all instances of the class. So if one instance assigns, for example, "bTurnRight = True", this is now the value that all of the other instances will see.
July 28, 2010 11:17 AM
I figured it was something like that. When everyone is acting the same at the same instant when only one of them is supposed to be changing, it is usually a coding error like that.
FYI, tracing your own code execution like I suggested would have caught that.
FYI, tracing your own code execution like I suggested would have caught that.
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July 28, 2010 11:23 AM
Every time is hits that function, it uses that static variable. So if your first guy calls that function and rotation = 30, the next guy calls move and rotation = 30. Your using the same variable for everybody. Its 30 for everybody.
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