. However, moving on a bit, what is the best way to perform prediction on a target? That is, if I want the ''ball'' to move towards a ''box'', and the box is moving x and y per loop (speeds which we know), what is the best way to ensure that the ball will cross the box, going in a straight line? Testing it out with no y movement, and a constant x movement (of the box, that is) I tried dividing the y distance between the box and ball by the y movement of the ball (distance/speed I think 
) and multiplying it by the boxes movement (x), then adding that to the x distance... which in theory works... but sometimes fails... I tried it out again with the y implemented as well, and accounted for the new distances by recalculating the gradient where necessary, but still, about 5 times in 10 it fails...I know that''s not very clear, so if necessary i''ll have to adapt some code (make it readable for a start
) and post it later...Any formulae or wotnot are appreciated
Cheers all,
Nick - Head Designer, Llamasoft.net
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