ai_schedule.New
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| Function | |
| Syntax |
ai_schedule.New( String schedulename ) Where is this used? |
| Description: | |
| Creates a schedule for use with scripted npcs | |
| Returns: | nil |
| Part of Library: | ai_schedule |
| Realm: |
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| BBCode Link: | [b][url=http://wiki.garrysmod.com/?title=Ai schedule.New]Ai schedule.New [img]http://wiki.garrysmod.com/favicon.ico[/img][/url][/b] |
Examples
| Description | Creates a schedule, example is from garry's fighter NPC |
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| Used on | |
| Code | local schdChase = ai_schedule.New( "AIFighter Chase" ) //creates the schedule // used for this npc // Run away randomly (first objective in task) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_GET_PATH_TO_RANDOM_NODE", 128 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_RUN_PATH", 0 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_WAIT_FOR_MOVEMENT", 0 ) schdChase:AddTask( "PlaySequence", { Name = "cheer1", Speed = 1 } ) // Find an enemy and run to it (second objectives in task) schdChase:AddTask( "FindEnemy", { Class = "player", Radius = 2000 } ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_GET_PATH_TO_RANGE_ENEMY_LKP_LOS", 0 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_RUN_PATH", 0 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_WAIT_FOR_MOVEMENT", 0 ) // Shoot it (third objective in task) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_STOP_MOVING", 0 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_FACE_ENEMY", 0 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_ANNOUNCE_ATTACK", 0 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_RANGE_ATTACK1", 0 ) schdChase:EngTask( "TASK_RELOAD", 0 ) //schedule is looped till you give it a different schedule |
| Output | None |
Additional Notes
- if you used the blah = ai_etc style, you need to use blah with setschedule, not the name you put in.
- For engine tasks, the integer is any additional data, like for wait, it's how long they should wait.
