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The "TARGET" section of the AI is likely different than what you would think. Normally, when an AI group is standing still and sees an enemy, the group will break formation and start moving towards the enemy. If you disable the "TARGET" AI, then the AI units will stay where they are at. Even if you disable the "MOVE" AI, the units will still move out to attack the enemy, unless you disable the "TARGET" AI. Disabling both these AI sections is useful when placing units in defensive positions. This way, you can have them stay behind their cover, and not run out into the open.
This command has also a bug: after mission save or load the effect will be no longer active and you must set it again. It's also good way to detect number of saves and loads (loads can be recognized using [[time]] command).
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The "TARGET" section of the AI is likely different than what you would think. Normally, when an AI group is standing still and sees an enemy, the group will break formation and start moving towards the enemy. If you disable the "TARGET" AI, then the AI units will stay where they are at. Even if you disable the "MOVE" AI, the units will still move out to attack the enemy, unless you disable the "TARGET" AI. Disabling both these AI sections is useful when placing units in defensive positions. This way, you can have them stay behind their cover, and not run out into the open.
 
This command has also a bug: after mission save or load the effect will be no longer active and you must set it again. It's also good way to detect number of saves and loads (loads can be recognized using [[time]] command).
 


[[Category:Scripting Commands|DISABLEAI]]
[[Category:Scripting Commands|DISABLEAI]]

Revision as of 16:19, 2 August 2006

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Description

Description:
Disable parts of the AI behaviour to get a better control over the actions of a unit. Note that this command can't be undone!Using the section "TARGET" will stop the unit to watch the assigned target, "AUTOTARGET" will prevent the unit from assigning a target independently and watching unknown objects, "MOVE" will disable the AI's movement.
Groups:
Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:
unit disableAI section
Parameters:
unit: Object - AI unit
section: String - one of "TARGET", "AUTOTARGET" and "MOVE" (see above)
Return Value:
Nothing

Examples

Example 1:
soldier1 disableAI "AUTOTARGET"

Additional Information

See also:
See also needed

Notes

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Notes

The "TARGET" section of the AI is likely different than what you would think. Normally, when an AI group is standing still and sees an enemy, the group will break formation and start moving towards the enemy. If you disable the "TARGET" AI, then the AI units will stay where they are at. Even if you disable the "MOVE" AI, the units will still move out to attack the enemy, unless you disable the "TARGET" AI. Disabling both these AI sections is useful when placing units in defensive positions. This way, you can have them stay behind their cover, and not run out into the open. This command has also a bug: after mission save or load the effect will be no longer active and you must set it again. It's also good way to detect number of saves and loads (loads can be recognized using time command).

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