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Basically my question would be is there a simple way, like a script call or some such, to check randomly generated x,y coordinates and determine if an event is already present at them before placing a new event?
I am looking to place several events randomly as pick-ups, but I need to avoid having any of them appear at the same coords as any of the others. I have tried several variations of loops, switches, and using variables for each generated event's x and y (then checking them against the randomly generated numbers) and none of my attempts have really worked, plus they are terribly complex and cumbersome. Needless to say, some form of event detection would be a much more elegant solution.
As always, if there is a solution any and all help will be deeply appreciated.
Cheers,
D.
I am looking to place several events randomly as pick-ups, but I need to avoid having any of them appear at the same coords as any of the others. I have tried several variations of loops, switches, and using variables for each generated event's x and y (then checking them against the randomly generated numbers) and none of my attempts have really worked, plus they are terribly complex and cumbersome. Needless to say, some form of event detection would be a much more elegant solution.
As always, if there is a solution any and all help will be deeply appreciated.
Cheers,
D.
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