Thanks for the quick response however it seems like its the same issue as shown in the video before so I wont record another one; one thing I should note is that these monsters are set to always flee. (Max Health 80, <flag runonhealth="80"/>)
Another key note is that when the player stops moving, they act the exact same as if you stand in PZ, 1 sqm every 1 second. So I almost think it might be an issue that it's not running on health correctly when the player isnt moving.
Full code block from tested compile:
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void Creature::onWalk()
{
const Position& targetPos = attackedCreature->getPosition();
if (attackedCreature && followPosition == targetPos) {
FindPathParams fpp;
getPathSearchParams(attackedCreature, fpp);
const Position& creaturePos = getPosition();
if (Position::getDistanceX(creaturePos, targetPos) + Position::getDistanceY(creaturePos, targetPos) < fpp.maxTargetDist) {
forceUpdateFollowPath = true;
}
}
if (getWalkDelay() <= 0) {
Direction dir;
uint32_t flags = FLAG_IGNOREFIELDDAMAGE;
if (getNextStep(dir, flags)) {
ReturnValue ret = g_game.internalMoveCreature(this, dir, flags);
if (ret != RETURNVALUE_NOERROR) {
if (Player* player = getPlayer()) {
player->sendCancelMessage(ret);
player->sendCancelWalk();
}
forceUpdateFollowPath = true;
}
} else {
stopEventWalk();
if (listWalkDir.empty()) {
onWalkComplete();
}
}
}
if (cancelNextWalk) {
listWalkDir.clear();
onWalkAborted();
cancelNextWalk = false;
}
if (eventWalk != 0) {
eventWalk = 0;
addEventWalk();
}
}
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