Implementing a FSM with ActionScript 2 without using classes?

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Published on 2012-07-05T14:36:38Z Indexed on 2012/07/05 21:25 UTC
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I have seen several references of A.I. and FSM, but sadly I still can't understand the point of an FSM in AS2.0. Is it a must to create a class for each state?

I have a game-project which also it has an A.I., the A.I. has 3 states: distanceCheck, ChaseTarget, and Hit the target.

It's an FPS game and played via mouse.

I have created the A.I. successfully, but I want to convert it to FSM method...

My first state is CheckDistanceState() and in that function I look for the nearest target and trigger the function ChaseState(), there I insert the Hit() function to destroy the enemy,

The 3 functions that I created are being called in AI_cursor.onEnterframe.

Is there any chance to implement an FSM without the need to create a class? From what I've read before, you have to create a class. I prefer to write the code on frames in flash and I still don't understand how to have external classes.

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