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| - There are 4 different types of waypoints to make an NPC move around in a set pattern via the standard Bioware Waypoint system. WP_ , WN_ , POST_ , NIGHT_
- There are 4 different types of waypoint to get your NPC to move around in a set pattern via the standard Bioware Waypoint system. WP_ , WN_ , POST_ , NIGHT_ Each waypoint has a prefix (as shown above) followed by the TAG of the NPC. So if your NPC had a tag of SMITH then the waypoint tags would be, WP_SMITH, WN_SMITH, POST_SMITH, NIGHT_SMITH The NPC can have multiples of the WP_ and WN_ waypoints, but only one POST_ and one NIGHT_ waypoint.
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| - There are 4 different types of waypoints to make an NPC move around in a set pattern via the standard Bioware Waypoint system. WP_ , WN_ , POST_ , NIGHT_
- There are 4 different types of waypoint to get your NPC to move around in a set pattern via the standard Bioware Waypoint system. WP_ , WN_ , POST_ , NIGHT_ Each waypoint has a prefix (as shown above) followed by the TAG of the NPC. So if your NPC had a tag of SMITH then the waypoint tags would be, WP_SMITH, WN_SMITH, POST_SMITH, NIGHT_SMITH WP_ Waypoints: These waypoints are used to move your NPC around in the day. WN_ Waypoints: These waypoints are used to move your NPC around at night. POST_ Waypoints: Used to make your NPC walk to one spot and stay there at daytime. NIGHT_ Waypoints: Used to make your NPC walk to one spot and stay there at nighttime. The NPC can have multiples of the WP_ and WN_ waypoints, but only one POST_ and one NIGHT_ waypoint. Multiples of the WP and WN waypoints have a sequence number at the end of the tag name, so for the NPC called SMITH, the waypoints would be; WP_SMITH_01, WP_SMITH_02, WP_SMITH_03, etc.... The POST waypoint cannot be used with WP waypoints for a given NPC. The WP waypoints override POST waypoints. A similar rule applies to NIGHT waypoint not being used with WN waypoint WN waypoints override NIGHT waypoint. This means you cannot have the NPC run a set pattern of WP_ waypoints to then stand at a POST_ waypoint.
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