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Quick question, stuff like squirrels and butterfly's, i want them flying around randomly, events for such or what i just did random movement and it looked bad.

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why not just do custom movement? just randomly click up up up turn to player down down so on, then repeat.
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For small animals, I find it's better to give them a set path and both begins and ends in the same place. However, they don't have to go directly back and forth.  It can be awkward when your butterfly runs into a tree or some such, so I set up a pattern of flowers and have it trace them at different intervals.  Something such as:

Flowers:

  OOOOOOOOOO
OO OOOO   OOOOOO
 OOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
 OOOOOOO   OO
      OOOOOO
Then, have a pair of butterflies start toward the center  Possibly at hhese locations:
 OOOOOOOOOO
OO OOOO   OOOOOO
 OBOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOBOOOOOO
 OOOOOOO   OO
      OOOOOO

Then, have the butterflies move around in a set path that occassionally retraces a step or two.  If you use a pattern of 15-20 steps, it will give the illusion of randomness to the casual observer while still keeping them in the correct section of the map.  Controlled randomness. V...
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