lofty osprey
context: I am making a simple top down single player game which is meant to have zombie npcs that hunt and punch human npcs.
issue: I highkey suck at scripting because I haven't worked on an actual finished game yet meaning 90% of my scripts were client scripts or they just the child of an object. so I honestly don't really get how to organize all of ts but that's too vague so I'll just ask: where should the scripts controlling zombies go? also, is one server script enough?
warped loom
Put the script for the npc... in the npc
Either that or you can make a manager script which is more complex so just put the script inside the npc
lofty osprey
Put the script for the npc... in the npc
well I would do that but the issue is that I'm 90% sure that this would lag a lot and use up memory especially considering that my game concept involves lots of npcs
a manager script can't be that hard right?
warped loom
a manager script can't be that hard right?
Kinda. I've done it in c# and it isn't really that hard. But a manager script still requires you to put a script in the npc. It's just less scripts
Also it probably won't lag. Try a simulation of what you are gonna do and see whether it would lag or not.
lofty osprey
Also it probably won't lag. Try a simulation of what you are gonna do and see wh...
yeah I'll probably just test to see if it lags with a script for each npc and if it does I'll make a handler instead
also, where do you think the player's scripts should go? keep in mind that it's singleplayer and it's about spawning units.