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#1 • Aug 30, 2007
    • How do I make an object move towards the player?
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    #2 • Aug 30, 2007
    • Okay, I think it's like this. I'm going to pretend we have object_player, and object_follow.

    In the step event for object_follow, make a step towards command. Fill it out like this:

    object_player.x
    object_player.y
    whatever you want
    whatever you want

    Do NOT click relative.

    That should do it.
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