Go codes on breach charges

[カケ]

Why do I have to press a single go code twice when I place it on a blow up order, and then on two other agents to walk in as it explodes?
Is there a way to do it so i only have to press it once?

[axios2006]

Hi,
please post a screenshot of your plan so we can better give you suggestions.

Thanks.

[カケ]

Originally posted by axios2006:

Hi,
please post a screenshot of your plan so we can better give you suggestions.

Thanks.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3096688225

Hi is this ok?

Thanks

[axios2006]

Tried to replicate it, soldier Orange placed the charge and assigned to go code A, then walked back and placed same go code. Soldier Cyan has go code A too. I need to press A one time only and the chrage detonate and both soldiers walk in to the room.

https://imgur.com/a1WEVhE

https://imgur.com/SzROT4t

[カケ]

Originally posted by axios2006:

Tried to replicate it, soldier Orange placed the charge and assigned to go code A, then walked back and placed same go code. Soldier Cyan has go code A too. I need to press A one time only and the chrage detonate and both soldiers walk in to the room.

https://imgur.com/a1WEVhE

https://imgur.com/SzROT4t

I dont get how you've managed to make it so you only press the go code once. I press it and they walk into the wall unless I press it again to blow up the breach charge.
If I am correct you:
1. Placed the charge with orange and then assigned the blow up order to go code A.
2. Walked orange away from the charge a bit then drew the path into the room for orange and then assigned that path to go code A too.
3. Drew cyan's path into the room and then assigned that to go code A as well.
4. Signalled go code A?

That is how I have been trying to do it.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3096779436

[axios2006]

Played the same map of you. If I press A the first time, soldiers both move. Pressing A again, the charge destroy the sheer metal gate...

So, seems that it's only if the charge is placed on doors that a double command is needed...

Don't remember if it's intended or not... Please wait a Devs' reply. Thanks.

[Pintea]

It's because the gocodes are executed in-order along the path. So if you setup explosives on A and then walk away and go through the gate again with the path, the explosives A gocode becomes the second A gocode along your route.
Use a different gocode for them and it should work.

This is all because you can reuse gocodes along the path. In theory you can only use A for a whole plan: the game will only execute the A you reached and leave the others alone. When you reach the second A you can execute that one and so on.

[axios2006]

Originally posted by Pintea:

It's because the gocodes are executed in-order along the path. So if you setup explosives on A and then walk away and go through the gate again with the path, the explosives A gocode becomes the second A gocode along your route.
Use a different gocode for them and it should work.

This is all because you can reuse gocodes along the path. In theory you can only use A for a whole plan: the game will only execute the A you reached and leave the others alone. When you reach the second A you can execute that one and so on.

But if I place the charge against a wall, set go code A for the charge and go code A for the soldiers which are some meters away from the wall, I can both the actions with a go code only. The difference is with the charge planted on a door...

[Takeshi, made in Mom]

Hmm, if you just want to execute the plan,
detonate with A and move with B, as Pintea wrote.
Pressing A and B is lazy, but alternatively 1 and 2 is easy.

This game has "which object to contact" issue, a.k.a hostage breaching,
so complicated order would be some kind of debugging...

[Pintea]

Originally posted by axios2006:

But if I place the charge against a wall, set go code A for the charge and go code A for the soldiers which are some meters away from the wall, I can both the actions with a go code only. The difference is with the charge planted on a door...

You're right, that's inconsistent.