[guru]

Add (int xDerviation, int yDerivation) keep the current (int derivation) which will default to the same for both.

Ty.
 
@Party

 

[party]

The single int sets the maximum bounds for a random x/-x y/-y bounds.

 

[guru]

The single int sets the maximum bounds for a random x/-x y/-y bounds.

Damn it party I know what it does. However what if you want to specify a different maximum for the X and Y bounds.... Maybe your path has more lenience on one axis than the other.

 

[party]

In which case you'd miss-click and it snap to the nearest reachable location.

 

[guru]

In which case you'd miss-click and it snap to the nearest reachable location.

Indeed, but what if there is a small wall between and then it starts running to a location you don't want which can screw the path up completely. This may not be the way to go about it specifically. However I think more customization with paths would be useful to developers.

 

[party]

Then set the step deviation to 0 and let the step distancing do it's thing.