Time for action – Subclassing the Seeking state

We'll use an extension of the Seeking state to make our enemy move faster.

1. First, delete the auto keyword from our Seeking state. We'll make our new state the auto state.

2. Now let's create our new state and call it FastSeeking:

   auto state FastSeeking extends Seeking
   {
   }

Don't let the name throw you, the new state's name doesn't have to contain the old state's name or be related to it at all, we could call it Fiddlesticks if we wanted to.

Be sure to place this state AFTER the Seeking state, otherwise the compiler will give you an error telling you that it cannot find the state we're extending from.

1. Now let's create a BeginState function inside our new state and change it slightly from the regular Seeking state's version:

   function BeginState(Name PreviousStateName)
   {
     MovementSpeed = default.MovementSpeed * 2.0;
   
     if(!bAttacking)
       MyMesh.SetMaterial(0, SeekingMat);
   }

We're using default.MovementSpeed here instead of just MovementSpeed, otherwise...