no, i have that demo, what i mean was... perfect A is setup to use ONE target model and ONE character...

the target model is globally defined so that means if i wanted to add another AI, they would both go to the same target, by making the target local, i get errorss because the NODES also uses the globally defined target pointer...

i wanted to have an idea of the changed i would have to make to perfect AI so i could use more AI with their OWN individual targets...

Set a particular skill or a flag for one of the teams. Let's say that the red team has its flag1 set to on, while the blue team doesn't have it set. Then, make them all scan around; if a model belongs to the red team and detects an entity with its flag1 set to on, it shouldn't attack it (it's from the same red team); otherwise, if its flag1 isn't on, it is from the blue team so it should be attacked. That's how any team-based AI code works.

true, that should work but all the ai go to one global pointer, i cant make it local because even the nodes need to use that pointer so i cant give each ai their own targets unless i ofcourse create 8 AI and say 8 target models

The enemies can have their own targets; simply make them scan around, detecting the status of that flag for all the entities that are near them.