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'''Excerpt:''' ''When you call this function on an actor, the actor will seek out the target actor in order to have a conversation, '''no matter where the two NPCs are currently'''.'' | '''Excerpt:''' ''When you call this function on an actor, the actor will seek out the target actor in order to have a conversation, '''no matter where the two NPCs are currently'''.'' | ||
Is this true, ''No matter where''? What about the case when the target | Is this true, ''No matter where''? What about the case when the target Actor is 2-3 cells away, or an interior cell while the NPC is outside? Instead, wouldn't the NPC do as in the [[Find Package]]: | ||
* search for target in its current location (current cell, if not another predefined location); | * search for target in its current location (current cell, if not another predefined location); | ||
* if found, start conversation if it is another NPC, else activate the target; | * if found, start conversation if it is another NPC, else activate the target; | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 23 October 2007
Doubts...
Excerpt: When you call this function on an actor, the actor will seek out the target actor in order to have a conversation, no matter where the two NPCs are currently.
Is this true, No matter where? What about the case when the target Actor is 2-3 cells away, or an interior cell while the NPC is outside? Instead, wouldn't the NPC do as in the Find Package:
- search for target in its current location (current cell, if not another predefined location);
- if found, start conversation if it is another NPC, else activate the target;
- if not found, wait until the package refreshes/starts again (I've read somewhere that the delay time is something around 10 minutes);
...Wondering... Please, this article needs some clarification. --HawkFest 01:27, 23 October 2007 (EDT)