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the cheap "solution" I used on my game was just raising each units los height by 80 units or so, but it wouldn't work for extreme cases of dug-in units or units above high cliffs.
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the cheap "solution" I used on my game was just raising each units los height by 80 units or so, but it wouldn't work for extreme cases of dug-in units or units above high cliffs.
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consider the following : there's a hill between a "seer" and various enemies.
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consider the following : there's a hill between a "seer" and various enemies.
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1
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enemy
pyro
is
(
and
should
be)
invisible,
but
it
jumps
way
past
the
hill
and
should
temporary
become
visible
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1
-
enemy
pyro
is
(
and
should
be)
invisible,
but
it
jumps
way
past
the
hill
and
should
temporarily
become
visible
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(according to your explanation it should remain invisible?)
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(according to your explanation it should remain invisible?)
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there's also "airlos"...Two enemy gunships are behind the hill...
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there's also "airlos"...Two enemy gunships are behind the hill...
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2 - one is high in the air and should be visible
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2 - one is high in the air and should be visible
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3 - the other was landed behind the hill and is taking off, it should be invisible up to a point and then become visible as it climbs
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3 - the other was landed behind the hill and is taking off, it should be invisible up to a point and then become visible as it climbs
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how does the engine process these 3 cases?
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how does the engine process these 3 cases?
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Bug with Stingers shooting from underground