Difference between revisions of "doMove"
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| − | | Order the given unit(s) to move to the given position (without radio messages). |= Description | + | | Order the given unit(s) to move to the given position (without radio messages). After reaching his destination, the unit will immediately return to formation (if in a group); or order his group to form around his new position (if a group leader). |= Description |
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Revision as of 19:06, 2 September 2009
Notes
- Posted on February 9, 2008
- Kronzky
- If doMove is to be used in conjunction with waypoint behavior commands (e.g. setSpeedMode), then those have to be issued after the move command to have an effect. Otherwise the move will be done with the default settings.
- Posted on February 3, 2009
- General Barron
- If a unit is part of a group, and is not the leader, the unit will fall back into formation soon after the domove is completed. This does not happen for units that are in a group alone (because they are their own leader). There is no single command to get a unit to move to a position and stay there. The best way to do this is to issue a domove, then wait for the unit to reach his destination, then disable his movement AI. VBS2 users can use the fn_vbs_doMoveEx function.
