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C++ move the monster back to own spawn position

silveralol

silveralol

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Hello, I'm trying make the monsters walk back to the spawn positiion when the target list is empty
I'm using the function from @Marcelo Druida
Code: 
https://otland.net/threads/creature-moveto-position.237960/
AS BASE to try move the monsters
then in monster.cpp
void onThink()
Code: 
           } else if (targetList.empty() && randomSteping) {
                std::cout << "TEST" << std::endl;
                FindPathParams fpp;
                fpp.minTargetDist = masterPos.x;
                fpp.maxTargetDist = masterPos.y;
                fpp.fullPathSearch = true;
                fpp.clearSight = true;
                fpp.maxSearchDist = 150;

                std::forward_list<Direction> dirList;
                if (getPathTo(masterPos, dirList, fpp)) {
                    hasFollowPath = true;
                    startAutoWalk(dirList);
                    std::cout << "TEST 2" << std::endl;
                }
            }
the try print TEST works but the TEST 2 don't
 
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gunz said:
Truly this

  1. fpp.minTargetDist = 0;
  2. fpp.maxTargetDist = masterPos.y;
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nothing I guess...
Code: 
} else if (targetList.empty() && randomSteping) {
                std::cout << "TEST" << std::endl;
                FindPathParams fpp;
                fpp.minTargetDist = 0;
                fpp.maxTargetDist = masterPos.y;
                fpp.fullPathSearch = true;
                fpp.allowDiagonal = true;
                fpp.maxSearchDist = 150;

                std::forward_list<Direction> dirList;
                if (this->getPathTo(masterPos, dirList, fpp)) {
                    hasFollowPath = true;
                    startAutoWalk(dirList);
                    std::cout << "TEST 2" << std::endl;
                }
            }
it print
TEST
TESTE 2
 
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silveralol said:
nothing I guess...
Code: 
} else if (targetList.empty() && randomSteping) {
                std::cout << "TEST" << std::endl;
                FindPathParams fpp;
                fpp.minTargetDist = 0;
                fpp.maxTargetDist = masterPos.y;
                fpp.fullPathSearch = true;
                fpp.allowDiagonal = true;
                fpp.maxSearchDist = 150;

                std::forward_list<Direction> dirList;
                if (this->getPathTo(masterPos, dirList, fpp)) {
                    hasFollowPath = true;
                    startAutoWalk(dirList);
                    std::cout << "TEST 2" << std::endl;
                }
            }
it print
TEST
TESTE 2
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If it printed both those text (TEST/TEST 2) that means both blocks executed.
 
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Homeslice said:
By default this will only move 10~ squares max. If you want to move farther increase

static constexpr int32_t MAX_NODES = 512;

10000 will go 120 squares at most (straight there). Don't use moveTo for anything 50 steps or father otherwise your server will likely stutter.
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cus of that
 
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@StreamSide not yet, tested now with:
Code: 
} else if (targetList.empty() && randomSteping) {
                FindPathParams fpp;
                fpp.minTargetDist = 0;
                fpp.maxTargetDist = masterPos.y;
                fpp.fullPathSearch = true;
                fpp.allowDiagonal = true;
                fpp.maxSearchDist = 50;
                randomSteping = false;

                std::forward_list<Direction> dirList;
                if (this->getPathTo(masterPos, dirList, fpp)) {
                    hasFollowPath = true;
                    startAutoWalk(dirList);
                    std::cout << "TEST 2" << std::endl;
                }
            }
it print the TEST 2...
but the monster still random steping
 
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somewhere I read that when monster is randomsteping onthink is not executed so why dont you test with onattackedcreaturedissapear?
 
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StreamSide said:
somewhere I read that when monster is randomsteping onthink is not executed so why dont you test with onattackedcreaturedissapear?
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I test it in this function
Code: 
void Monster::onCreatureLeave(Creature* creature)
{
    // std::cout << "onCreatureLeave - " << creature->getName() << std::endl;

    if (getMaster() == creature) {
        //Turn the monster off until its master comes back
        isMasterInRange = false;
    }

    //update friendList
    if (isFriend(creature)) {
        removeFriend(creature);
    }

    //update targetList
    if (isOpponent(creature)) {
        removeTarget(creature);
        if (targetList.empty()) {
            FindPathParams fpp;
            fpp.minTargetDist = 0;
            fpp.maxTargetDist = masterPos.y;
            fpp.fullPathSearch = true;
            fpp.allowDiagonal = true;
            fpp.maxSearchDist = 50;
            randomSteping = false;

            std::forward_list<Direction> dirList;
            if (this->getPathTo(masterPos, dirList, fpp)) {
                hasFollowPath = true;
                startAutoWalk(dirList);
                std::cout << "TEST 2" << std::endl;
            }
            updateIdleStatus();
        }
    }
}
it print TEST 2, but the monster still random steping if the player is in a different floor, but with the monster on the screen...
and the monster stay idle when the player leave your "vision" area
 
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