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8 years ago @WinterLicht is it possible that check_to_deactivate() (statesystem) activates dead enemies and makes them shoot projectiles after the death animation has been started?
Edit: I've written a bit of debug code: debugcode.txt
It indicates that statesystem.py actually re-activates dead AIs:
$ python game.py HELP I DIED 60 HELP I DIED 59 HELP I DIED 57 HELP I DIED 58 I am the statesystem and I am activating a dead ai. Really. Not kidding 58
I added of more line of print()-debugging and now I see that the AI sometimes tries to attack after dying.
$ python game.py HELP I DIED 60 HELP I DIED 59 HELP I DIED 57 I am the statesystem and I am activating a dead ai. Really. Not kidding 57 I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? HELP I DIED 58 HELP I DIED 60 I am the statesystem and I am activating a dead ai. Really. Not kidding 60 I just tried to attack although I am DEAD. WHUT? HELP I DIED 59 HELP I DIED 58 HELP I DIED 57
Sometimes enemies shoot projectiles while (?) dying. In that case, it might happen that a projectile remains on screen. It stops moving when the death-animation has finished but it won't disappear but stays animated (although not harmful anymore).