Answer / Rajesh Kumar Rai

To ensure that pikemen are always in front and catapults are always behind archers, you could implement a priority-based movement system. Each unit would have an associated priority level (pikemen having the highest priority and catapults having the lowest). When moving units, check for collisions between adjacent units, and if a collision occurs, move the unit with lower priority backwards until it no longer collides with its higher-priority counterpart. If units need to maintain formation while moving, you could create rules that force them to adjust their movement based on their formation position. For example, pikemen would be programmed to move directly towards their destination while archers and catapults would follow a curve around the pikemen.

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