npcs: How to Make an Enemy Wave System#8
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Challenge category: Best NPC enemy wave tutorial
This tutorial describes how to create a budget-based enemy wave spawning system with Typescript / the Worlds Desktop editor. It begins with laying conceptual groundwork and explaining why various choices were made for the system. It then delves into the code in detail, explaining what each line does and calling out things which may be unfamiliar to novice scripters.
The tutorial aims to not only demonstrate an enemy wave system, but also to touch on some best practices for world development, e.g. planning, organization, and standardization.