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{{wrongtitle|title=ai_goal_actbusy}} == Entity description == This entity points to a set of [[NPC]]s to control, and contains options about how it should go about making those NPCs act busy. There are two common methods of using <code>ai_goal_actbusy</code> entities: # Fire the ''Activate'' input on the <code>ai_goal_actbusy</code> entity, which will cause it to start ordering the NPCs under its command to act busy. # Leave the <code>ai_goal_actbusy</code> inactive, and send it ''ForceNPCToActBusy'' inputs to order specific NPCs under its command to act busy. == Keyvalues == * {{KV BaseActbusyGoal}} <!--This entity has no flags.---> == Inputs == *{{I BaseActbusyGoal}} == Outputs == * {{O BaseActbusyGoal}} * '''{{EP1 add|OnNPCLostSeeEntity}}''' : Fired when the NPC loses sight of the see entity (if one is specified). * '''{{EP1 add|OnNPCSeeEnemy}}''' : Fired when this NPC leaves his actbusy because of sighting an enemy. == See also == * [[Actbusy]] - The Actbusy system explained. * [[ai_goal_actbusy_queue]] - A similar entity. [[Category:Entities]] [[Category:AI]]

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