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Guided - The waypoints are split into destination waypoints and guide waypoints. Destination waypoints are chosen randomly and pathed to using a combination of the guide waypoints. | Guided - The waypoints are split into destination waypoints and guide waypoints. Destination waypoints are chosen randomly and pathed to using a combination of the guide waypoints. | ||
== Waypoint triggers == | |||
For the linear waypoint provider, triggers can be added to pause the NPC at certain waypoints, change their speed or say something at a waypoint. More information can be found by typing 'triggers' in the waypoint editor. | |||
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Revision as of 08:32, 10 January 2016
NPCs can be given Waypoints to dictate their motion.
Waypoints are created by a Waypoint Provider. You can change providers using the /waypoint provider [provider] command.
The current Providers are:
Linear (default) - Sends the NPC to each stored waypoint in sequence.
Wander - The NPC wanders around randomly.
Guided - The waypoints are split into destination waypoints and guide waypoints. Destination waypoints are chosen randomly and pathed to using a combination of the guide waypoints.
Waypoint triggers
For the linear waypoint provider, triggers can be added to pause the NPC at certain waypoints, change their speed or say something at a waypoint. More information can be found by typing 'triggers' in the waypoint editor.
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