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The Script

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	== The Script ==		== The Script ==

	There are 2 parts to this scripting 1st a ~~MOVER~~ table & 2nd a ignoretarget instruction.		There are 2 parts to this scripting 1st a Movers table & 2nd a ignoretarget instruction.

	Create the ~~MOVER~~ table in "global Map" like this:		Create the Movers table in "global Map" like this:

	<syntaxhighlight lang="java">		<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
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	global OnBotJoin = function( bot )		global OnBotJoin = function( bot )
	{		{
	bot.IgnoreTarget( ~~GetGoal(~~"MOVER_bird1"~~).GetEntity()~~, ~~9999 );~~		bot.IgnoreTarget( { "MOVER_bird1", "MOVER_bird2", "MOVER_bird3", "MOVER_bird4" });
	~~bot.IgnoreTarget( GetGoal(~~"MOVER_bird2"~~).GetEntity()~~, ~~9999 );~~
	~~bot.IgnoreTarget( GetGoal(~~"MOVER_bird3"~~).GetEntity()~~, ~~9999 );~~
	~~bot.IgnoreTarget( GetGoal(~~"MOVER_bird4"~~).GetEntity(), 9999~~ );
	};		};
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
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	global OnBotJoin = function( bot )		global OnBotJoin = function( bot )
	{		{
	~~Util~~.~~IgnoreTargetGoalTable~~(~~bot,~~ Map.Movers);		bot.IgnoreTarget(Map.Movers);
	};		};
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	This will include all the Goals in the ~~MOVER~~ Table.		This will include all the Goals in the Movers Table.

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== The Problem ==

In some maps the bots see MOVERS are targets to shoot & will spend the whole map shooting them. An example of this is in the breakout2 map where there are 4 birds that the bots see as a target.

== The Target(s) ==

The 1st thing to do is to identify the actual targets name.

The best way to find this is to add a bot and use the "/bot debugbot fpinfo" command. Once the bot has joined the name and debugbot command is used you need to spec the bot.

You should now see something like this

[[Image:MOVER bird.jpg]]

As you can see from the picture the bot is targeting bird3. The goal name for this is MOVER_bird3.

== The Script ==

There are 2 parts to this scripting 1st a MOVER table & 2nd a ignoretarget instruction.

Create the MOVER table in "global Map" like this:

<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
global Map =
{
Movers =
{
"MOVER_bird1",
"MOVER_bird2",
"MOVER_bird3",
"MOVER_bird4",
},
};
</syntaxhighlight>

This should contain all the movers you want the bots to ignore, in this example from breakout2 there are 4 birds.

The next part of the script is to tell the bots to ignore the targets & is added into the "OnBotJoin" section of the script.

There are 2 ways to do this depending on whether the entire MOVER table needs ignoring or just some of the table.

''Version 1:''

<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
global OnBotJoin = function( bot )
{
bot.IgnoreTarget( GetGoal("MOVER_bird1").GetEntity(), 9999 );
bot.IgnoreTarget( GetGoal("MOVER_bird2").GetEntity(), 9999 );
bot.IgnoreTarget( GetGoal("MOVER_bird3").GetEntity(), 9999 );
bot.IgnoreTarget( GetGoal("MOVER_bird4").GetEntity(), 9999 );
};
</syntaxhighlight>

This again should contain all the movers you want the bots to ignore.

''Version 2:''
<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
global OnBotJoin = function( bot )
{
Util.IgnoreTargetGoalTable(bot, Map.Movers);
};
</syntaxhighlight>

This will include all the Goals in the MOVER Table.