They wont do this, but I know it is something with LiftExits and stuff.. like an elevater, Now I don't know anymore how to do this with water, as there is no Lift to "LiftTag" To...
Making bots come out water
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Pathnodes won't work.
Place a lift exit in the water, under the surface where you want the bots to start to get out of the water. Then place a lift center followed by a lift exit on the ground by the water. Give them all identical LiftTags. It doesn't matter that there is no lift, in this case it's just to link the exits and centers all up together.
If you are still having difficulty getting them in the water, select the lift exit, and under navigationpoint, set exxtra cost to 0.
Place a lift exit in the water, under the surface where you want the bots to start to get out of the water. Then place a lift center followed by a lift exit on the ground by the water. Give them all identical LiftTags. It doesn't matter that there is no lift, in this case it's just to link the exits and centers all up together.
If you are still having difficulty getting them in the water, select the lift exit, and under navigationpoint, set exxtra cost to 0.
if ur really desperate, u can use kickers...
that'll get 'em out with style.
but the lifttag method is the best.
that'll get 'em out with style.
but the lifttag method is the best.
Firefly
United Kingdom is not a country.
place a partnode just above the water's surface, one below in the water and one on the edge of the bank. so they form a right angle. this is the first i've heard of using liftexits like this.
gotoState('wierd');
state wierd
{
begin:
Why why are we forcing the bots to come out of the water? Can't you see that all they want to do is swim? Why do you inflict your will upon the poor AI like that?
Swim bots! Be free! Stand up to the scripting tyrants!
gotoState('normal');
...
}
state wierd
{
begin:
Why why are we forcing the bots to come out of the water? Can't you see that all they want to do is swim? Why do you inflict your will upon the poor AI like that?
Swim bots! Be free! Stand up to the scripting tyrants!
gotoState('normal');
...
}
LOL! ahhh... the dream of an ever expansive, learning, and free AI....
will it ever come? *sniff*
lol
I usally make a layer of paths in the water where i want the bots to swim, make some paths on the water (just click on the surface and add a path) then add one on the bank or ledge ect and i've never had a problem with that
Yes you use pathnode, and it is very easy to do. the solution in that is where do you put your pathnode in the water. if it is done well, they will be perfect. And they will swim like fish.
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