targetting commands

[echo_buzz]

theres a command in the script called: find nearest enemy.
is there a command : find next enemy? or target next enemy?
if theres not, does anyone know how to go around it?
and also
do those arrays hold objects or integers or both ?

[Logan321]

I just use mouse-wheel up, it selects the next closest target, so sometimes you have to scroll past a few friendlys to get to the next enemy target, but whatever... I also have a monitor setup for my target, so I know right away what sort of ship I have targetted.

[Mehrunes]

I just use mouse-wheel up, it selects the next closest target, so sometimes you have to scroll past a few friendlys to get to the next enemy target, but whatever... I also have a monitor setup for my target, so I know right away what sort of ship I have targetted.

You in the wrong forum, friend.

[Mehrunes]

theres a command in the script called: find nearest enemy.
is there a command : find next enemy? or target next enemy?
if theres not, does anyone know how to go around it?
and also
do those arrays hold objects or integers or both ?

Arrays can hold objects or integers. The "find enemy" can return an array of multiple enemies if you set that flag when calling the function. After that you can iterate through the array to find enemies and use a function to find range.

Although, it might be possible to have the array sorted by range automatically, perhaps by passing Find.Nearest as part of the flags into the function as well. That's just a guess though.

[echo_buzz]

fixed it.
moderator delete the thread if you want