(aviside) Using the push command, how would I push entities backward after pushing myself into them?

[marble python]

I have an item that lets me dash, as one of its abilities I want entities you come into trajectory with to be pushed backward. How would I do that? I'm specifically having trouble with the tags needed to grab the locations. And when the script would run

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(aviside) Using the push command, how would I push entities backward after pushing myself into the

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[marble python]

(aviside) Using the push command, how would I push entities backward after pushing myself into them

(aviside) Using the push command, how would I push entities backward after pushing myself into them?

[pallid marten]

if you push yourself onto them, their behind will be your front

also in this case i really think that adjust velocity would be way easier

[marble python]

I haven't adjusted velocity before

When should I adjust the velocity?

In other words, how do I detect when I have pushed myself into an entity?

[hasty ravine]

first, i would recommend a waituntil

!c waituntil

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Command: WaitUntil

Group

queue

Syntax

waituntil (rate:<duration>) (max:<duration>) [<comparisons>]

Short Description

Delays a script until the If comparisons return true.

Description

Delays a script until the If comparisons return true. Refer to !command if for if command syntax information.

Optionally, specify an update rate (if unset, will update at queue speed).
The update rate controls how often the tag will be checked. This generally doesn't need to be set, unless you're concerned about script efficiency.
Never set this to faster than queue update rate.

Optionally specify a maximum duration to wait for (delta time).

[hasty ravine]

then the simpliets way to adjust velocity is just subtracting

so

- adjust <entity> velocity:<player.location.sub[<entity.location]>

you can add .mul .div to that to adjust speed

or swap the ent location and player loc around

mess around a little bit

[naive vector]

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