Sweet thanks for the information!
Then when you are listening for next way point = door, do you then kick off the code to open the door?
which then allows the npc to go through it? (
or do you sill have it so the npc does not collide with the doors, and the door opening is just a visual effect?)
Yes, Since you need to listen to Path.WaypointReached event and call path:Run(target) to continue the waypoints, Instead I call a function to open the door and make the NPC move forward a bit when Waypoint Label is “Door” and do animation, After the animation I call Path:Run(target) again to continue
how can i use simplepath to follow the nearest player?
Use this to check repeatedly for the nearest player:
local function FindNearestPlayer()
while wait(0.5) do
local found
local last = math.huge
for _,plyr in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
local distance = plyr:DistanceFromCharacter(script.Parent.HumanoidRootPart.Position)
if distance < last then
found = plyr
last = distance
end
end
Goal = found.Character.HumanoidRootPart
return Goal
end
end
Why does this happen when I try to use SimplePath with a custom r15 rig?
(I use Path:Run())
I’ve since found the solution to the replied issue. For everyone who utilizes this module, please refer to this post, it may save you a headache in the future:
very good, but how can i do this with something like bodyposition as a example?
That’s not simplepath’s problem, it’s the rig. Most likely the arms are causing this.
It was issue with my script, the model was supposed to have attributes for speeds, like RunSpeed and WalkSpeed, but I forgot to add them so speed was always 0, I’m just really dumb.
I got inspired by this module, and i used it on my first AI chaser for some testings.
and now ill tryna implement my own pathfinding module using this service, thx for sharing us your creation!
Please help ):
no matter where it’s at it will keep jumping, is that normal?
I don’t get the issue, I’m unable to reproduce it (used it in my worst game and didn’t experience the issue)
incredibly useful work thank you
whenever i put my pathfinding chase code onto bigger npc’s they start to turn sharply when i move alot, depends on how big the npc is
any help?
code:
vid:
Delete the while loop, just use the same script as the doc exmaplet
im having a bit of trouble with this.
when using this module on characters that are extremely large (nearly 230 studs tall), the module just doesnt work.
humanoid:moveto() works, but when i try to use path:run() the character just doesnt move.
Have you made sure that it actually works on normal characters too?
Yes, it works on normal characters, and I think I’m using everything correctly.
