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	Other AI control commands exist, like $ai_name_here.turnToEntity(entityname);, which makes the AI to turn towards the specified entity.		Other AI control commands exist, like $ai_name_here.turnToEntity(entityname);, which makes the AI to turn towards the specified entity.

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Sotha at 10:58, 23 January 2011

2011-01-23T10:58:48Z

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	~~Written by Sotha.~~

	This article describes the ways how the mapper can get his/her AI's to move around in their map. Regardless of which method you use, you should understand basic [[Pathfinding]]. Read that article first.		This article describes the ways how the mapper can get his/her AI's to move around in their map. Regardless of which method you use, you should understand basic [[Pathfinding]]. Read that article first.

Sotha at 09:09, 23 January 2011

2011-01-23T09:09:29Z

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	~~Under construction.~~ Written by Sotha.		Written by Sotha.

	This article describes the ways how the mapper can get his/her AI's to move around in their map. Regardless of which method you use, you should understand basic [[Pathfinding]]. Read that article first.		This article describes the ways how the mapper can get his/her AI's to move around in their map. Regardless of which method you use, you should understand basic [[Pathfinding]]. Read that article first.
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	=== Conversations ===		=== Conversations ===
	Conversation entities can be used to move AI too. See information in the [[Conversation]] article.		Conversation entities can be used to move AI too. See information in the [[Conversation]] article. Note that in TDM v1.03 the AI returns to the original place it was before the conversation, when the conversation end. This means that you can make the AI walk around, but it will not stay there where you sent it when the conversation ends.

	===Scripting===		===Scripting===
	Scripting is a powerful tool to control all kinds of things. AI movement can be also controlled with scripting.		Scripting is a powerful tool to control all kinds of things. AI movement can be also controlled with scripting.
	====Example AI control====		====Example AI control====
	*Place an AI in your map. Name it ai.		*Place an AI in your map. Name it "ai".
	*Place a path_corner in your map. Name it destination.		*Place a path_corner in your map. Name it "destination".
	*Place a atdm:target_callscriptfunction. Name it call_ai_walk_script. Add spawnarg "call" "ai_walk_script"		*Place a atdm:target_callscriptfunction. Name it "call_ai_walk_script". Add spawnarg "call" "ai_walk_script"
	*Place a switch in your map, which targets the above atdm:target_callscriptfunction.		*Place a switch in your map, which targets the above atdm:target_callscriptfunction.

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	When the player pulls the lever, the AI walks to the entity destination.		When the player pulls the lever, the AI walks to the entity destination and stays there. You can add more levers which send the AI to different locations. Note: it was observed in TDM v1.03 that sometimes, if a script is called from a conversation, the AI will occasionally not move to the position even if the script is running. This can be fixed by adding a small delay in the beginning of the script (sys.wait(1);).

	Mappers can also use $ai_name_here.moveToPosition("123,456,768"); and replace the coordinates where the AI should go. (Not tested.)		Mappers can also use $ai_name_here.moveToPosition("123,456,768"); and replace the coordinates where the AI should go. (Not tested.)

	Other AI control commands exist, like $ai_name_here.turnToEntity(entityname);, which makes the AI to turn towards the specified entity.		Other AI control commands exist, like $ai_name_here.turnToEntity(entityname);, which makes the AI to turn towards the specified entity.

Sotha: /* Scripting */

2011-01-23T09:03:44Z

Scripting

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	===Scripting===		===Scripting===
	Scripting is a powerful tool to control all kinds of things. AI movement can be also controlled with scripting.		Scripting is a powerful tool to control all kinds of things. AI movement can be also controlled with scripting.
			====Example AI control====
			*Place an AI in your map. Name it ai.
			*Place a path_corner in your map. Name it destination.
			*Place a atdm:target_callscriptfunction. Name it call_ai_walk_script. Add spawnarg "call" "ai_walk_script"
			*Place a switch in your map, which targets the above atdm:target_callscriptfunction.

			*Create an ordinary textfile mymapname.script and place it in your /maps folder.
			*Put the following info in the script file:

			void ai_walk_script()
			{
			$ai.moveToEntity($destination);
			}

			When the player pulls the lever, the AI walks to the entity destination.

			Mappers can also use $ai_name_here.moveToPosition("123,456,768"); and replace the coordinates where the AI should go. (Not tested.)

			Other AI control commands exist, like $ai_name_here.turnToEntity(entityname);, which makes the AI to turn towards the specified entity.

Sotha: New page: == Introduction == Under construction. Written by Sotha. This article describes the ways how the mapper can get his/her AI's to move around in their map. Regardless of which method you us...

2011-01-23T07:40:28Z

New page: == Introduction == Under construction. Written by Sotha. This article describes the ways how the mapper can get his/her AI's to move around in their map. Regardless of which method you us...

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== Introduction ==
Under construction. Written by Sotha.

This article describes the ways how the mapper can get his/her AI's to move around in their map. Regardless of which method you use, you should understand basic [[Pathfinding]]. Read that article first.

There are several methods of getting your AI to move around your map.
*Path_corners
*Conversations
*Scripting

=== Path_corners ===
The typical choice the mappers use path-corners. Using them is quite straight forward. Information how to set up path_corners is given here [[A - Z Beginner Full Guide Page 4]] and here [[Path Nodes]]

=== Conversations ===
Conversation entities can be used to move AI too. See information in the [[Conversation]] article.

===Scripting===
Scripting is a powerful tool to control all kinds of things. AI movement can be also controlled with scripting.