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==Mapping== | ==Mapping== | ||
*[[ai_relationship]] — sets which [[NPC]]s will fight or ally with which others | *[[ai_relationship]] — sets which [[NPC]]s will fight or ally with which others | ||
*[[Standoffs]] — controls how NPCs behave during combat | |||
*[[Assaults]] — organized attacks and battle lines | *[[Assaults]] — organized attacks and battle lines | ||
*[[Squads]] — getting NPCs to act as a team | *[[Squads]] — getting NPCs to act as a team | ||
* | *rappelling (see [[#External links|external link]]) | ||
*[[ | *door kicks (through the use of [[scripted sequence|scripted sequences]]) | ||
*[[ai_goal_police]] — station a guard at a door (non-lethal) | *[[ai_goal_police]] — station a guard at a door (non-lethal) | ||
*[[path_corner]] — used to create patrol routes (see external links for tutorial) | *[[path_corner]] — used to create patrol routes (see external links for tutorial) | ||
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A hub for articles about creating fighting and combat in Source maps and mods.
Mapping
- ai_relationship — sets which NPCs will fight or ally with which others
- Standoffs — controls how NPCs behave during combat
- Assaults — organized attacks and battle lines
- Squads — getting NPCs to act as a team
- rappelling (see external link)
- door kicks (through the use of scripted sequences)
- ai_goal_police — station a guard at a door (non-lethal)
- path_corner — used to create patrol routes (see external links for tutorial)
- Turrets — fixed, movable, and useable varieties
Entities
Most NPCs can fight, but some require special set-up:
- Dropships: npc_combinedropship; see external link
- Gunships and helicopters (npc_combinegunship and npc_helicopter) (see external link)
- Striders (npc_strider)
- headcrab cannisters
- npc_sniper
Notes
- NPCs will not move far, if at all, unless they have info_nodes. See Node graph.
- All types of Combine soldier are placed with npc_combine_s entities; see the model property.
- Human rebels are placed with npc_citizen entities.
Programming
- list of default AI relationships/table
- States
- AI Programming — not combat-specific