No Flee on Mobs

[rhasce]

Hi all I found this post related to my question, but I have no idea how he fixed it even after reading the post, looks like the guy fixed it but the code shown on that post has not differences or changes from the original Servuo code, so in my opinion there is no answer on that post.

https://www.servuo.com/threads/can-set-enemies-to-do-not-flee.9113/

Can anyone help me?

 

[rhasce]

I would think the soultion may be either here:

public virtual bool DoActionFlee()
        {
            Mobile from = m_Mobile.FocusMob as Mobile;

            if (from == null || from.Deleted || from.Map != m_Mobile.Map)
            {
                m_Mobile.DebugSay("I have lost him");
                Action = ActionType.Guard;
                return true;
            }

            if (WalkMobileRange(from, 1, true, m_Mobile.RangePerception * 2, m_Mobile.RangePerception * 3))
            {
                m_Mobile.DebugSay("I have fled");
                Action = ActionType.Guard;
                return true;
            }
            else
            {
                m_Mobile.DebugSay("I am fleeing!");
            }

            return true;
        }

or here: **************************************************************

public virtual bool CheckFlee()
        {
            if (m_Mobile.CheckFlee())
            {
                Mobile combatant = m_Mobile.Combatant as Mobile;

                if (combatant == null)
                {
                    WalkRandom(1, 2, 1);
                }
                else
                {
                    Direction d = combatant.GetDirectionTo(m_Mobile);

                    d = (Direction)((int)d + Utility.RandomMinMax(-1, +1));

                    m_Mobile.Direction = d;
                    m_Mobile.Move(d);
                }

                return true;
            }

            return false;
        }

 

[PyrO]

public virtual bool CheckFlee()
{
    /*if (m_Mobile.CheckFlee())
    {
        Mobile combatant = m_Mobile.Combatant as Mobile;

        if (combatant == null)
        {
            WalkRandom(1, 2, 1);
        }
        else
        {
            Direction d = combatant.GetDirectionTo(m_Mobile);

            d = (Direction) ((int) d + Utility.RandomMinMax(-1, +1));

            m_Mobile.Direction = d;
            m_Mobile.Move(d);
        }

        return true;
    }*/
    return false;
}

 

[rhasce]

Is that a fix or you were just correcting me? on how to post my code lol?

 

[PyrO]

Haha, both?

Well it should do what you want since you will not let it flee in that case

 

[rhasce]

Im so confused, I dont see that you changed anything
[doublepost=1522177296][/doublepost]ahhhh commented out ok I see it thanks a lot
[doublepost=1522177466][/doublepost]ok Failed, but what If I comment out both, let me try, or maybe just the first one as that one leads to the second one hehe
[doublepost=1522177671][/doublepost]yea commenting the firstone works like this:

public virtual bool DoActionFlee()
        {
/*
            Mobile from = m_Mobile.FocusMob as Mobile;
            if (from == null || from.Deleted || from.Map != m_Mobile.Map)
            {
                m_Mobile.DebugSay("I have lost him");
                Action = ActionType.Guard;
                return true;
            }
            if (WalkMobileRange(from, 1, true, m_Mobile.RangePerception * 2, m_Mobile.RangePerception * 3))
            {
                m_Mobile.DebugSay("I have fled");
                Action = ActionType.Guard;
                return true;
            }
            else
            {
                m_Mobile.DebugSay("I am fleeing!");
            } */
            return true;
        }

The result is the Mob still fights but stays still like exhausted kind of thing that is ok for me, better than chasing them like cats

 

[NoSkillNewbie]

If its a custom monster just use the override:

public override bool CanFlee { get { return false; } }