Questions about moveTo()

dimh

I would like to know if it is possible to complete the entire route using the player.moveTo() function to continue the code.

I'm trying to implement something similar to terrain-based movement, for example: There are spaces available to click/move, as shown in the image, and when you click, the character follows the path there.

https://ibb.co/bvtYKvW

I am facing the problem that when using player.moveTo({x: positionX, y: positionY}).subscribe({complete: () => {}}); apparently the code inside complete happens before finishing the movement and this breaks my code.

Any solution?

Samarium

Hello,

I don't think moveTo is appropriate in this situation. You need to give a very precise itinerary, and for that you can use moveRoutes

https://docs.rpgjs.dev/commands/move.html#give-an-itinerary

Example:

import { Move } from '@rpgjs/server'

await player.moveRoutes([ Move.tileLeft(), Move.tileDown(2) ])

dimh

I'm trying to implement it but I came across some situations, I'll try to explain below:

The initial position of the player is: 480 x 224 (i.e. 15x7 tile since my project is 32x32)

After the options appear where the player can move, wait for the mouse click to detect where the tile he should go is. If the mouse clicks on 467 x 247 I am using map.getTileOriginPosition(467, 247) to know the tile I need to move, in the exact position and calculate the distance from the tile that the player is.
After finding out the distance, I create a route array with the Move.tileLeft(), Right(),.. as indicated above.
Executing the function await player.moveRoutes(route) the player moves exactly to the 420x224 position, which is not the original position of any tile.

This happens for any position that I click on the tile next to where the player is, that is: x = (448 to 480).

Do you know what could be happening?

dimh

Hello! I bring good news.

I discovered that there is a function that divides the maximum Tile size by the Speed as described below.

get nbPixelInTile() { const direction = this.getDirection(); switch (direction) { case Direction.Down: case Direction.Up: return Math.floor(this.mapInstance.tileHeight / this.speed); case Direction.Left: case Direction.Right: return Math.floor(this.mapInstance.tileWidth / this.speed); default: return NaN; } }

So this variable nbPixelInTile within the project I'm building is 32/3 (default speed) = 10.66667 causing moveRoutes not to work correctly when I use a customRoute like this: [ Direction.Left, Direction. Left, Direction.Left ]

When I changed the speed to 4, thus leaving the division value = 8. I was able to do the movement correctly. I believe it is necessary to adjust this function OR define that this division must be integer.