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::With the basic movement, it requires you to have a target. It can be yourself, your pet, a mob, a node, it doesn't matter, as long as you have a target. Why? Because while you are Naving (moving), if you wish to interupt the movement, you can do so by simply clearing your target.<br> | ::With the basic movement, it requires you to have a target. It can be yourself, your pet, a mob, a node, it doesn't matter, as long as you have a target. Why? Because while you are Naving (moving), if you wish to interupt the movement, you can do so by simply clearing your target.<br> | ||
Revision as of 23:18, 19 July 2013
General Movement:
There are a few ways to navigate with Ogre Nav.
- Basic: Use "ogre move" to navigate.
- Advanced: Create a script that loads OgreNav_Lib. Note: This will NOT be covered here. It is for advanced scripters. You can look at OgreMove.iss to see an example.
Basic Usage
- ogre move "Location"
- Note: If your location doesn't have spaces, you can omit the quotes.
- With the basic movement, it requires you to have a target. It can be yourself, your pet, a mob, a node, it doesn't matter, as long as you have a target. Why? Because while you are Naving (moving), if you wish to interupt the movement, you can do so by simply clearing your target.
- ogre move "Location"
- Ogre move list
- It will show you all the available points.
- Ogre move loc x y z
- A little advanced, if you have mapped out an area, and want to go to an area without giving it a name, you can use the location. This is done by using the "loc" keyword.
- Example:
- Ogre move loc 300 -10 -245.11
- Note: There are no commas.
- Ogre move list
