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==Declaration== | |||
The first step to creating a schedule for your NPC is to create a name for it and add it to the enum. Here's an example name for a schedule: '''SCHED_COMBINE_GRENADE_COVER1'''. | The first step to creating a schedule for your NPC is to create a name for it and add it to the enum. Here's an example name for a schedule: '''SCHED_COMBINE_GRENADE_COVER1'''. | ||
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See <code>SCOND_t</code> in <code>src\dlls\AI_Condition.h</code> for shared interruptions allowed in a schedule. | See <code>SCOND_t</code> in <code>src\dlls\AI_Condition.h</code> for shared interruptions allowed in a schedule. | ||
==Implementation== | |||
{{todo|Implementation}} | |||
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Revision as of 13:34, 8 June 2006
Declaration
The first step to creating a schedule for your NPC is to create a name for it and add it to the enum. Here's an example name for a schedule: SCHED_COMBINE_GRENADE_COVER1.
Once the schedule is added to the enum, you must use the DEFINE_SCHEDULE macro in the AI_BEGIN_CUSTOM_NPC section.
Here's an example of the schedule code:
DEFINE_SCHEDULE ( SCHED_NEWNPC_SCHEDULE, " Tasks" " TASK_STOP_MOVING 0" " TASK_FACE_ENEMY 0" " TASK_ANNOUNCE_ATTACK 1" " TASK_WAIT 1" " TASK_RANGE_ATTACK1 0" " TASK_CIT_RPG_AUGER 1" "" " Interrupts" " COND_ENEMY_DEAD" " COND_LIGHT_DAMAGE" " COND_HEAVY_DAMAGE" " COND_HEAR_DANGER" " COND_NEW_ENEMY" )
It is also possible to use custom tasks and conditions here.
See sharedtasks_e in src\dlls\AI_Task.h for shared tasks allowed in a schedule.
See SCOND_t in src\dlls\AI_Condition.h for shared interruptions allowed in a schedule.
Implementation
Todo: Implementation
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