It's been a while since I made something on an indoor map, so I don't know if this is a relatively new problem or if it has been like this for a long time.
If I have two large rooms on an indoor map, with more than one door connecting the two, it chooses which door a patrol will go through for me, and there seems to be no option to get it to choose a different one.
Putting patrol points on either side of the door I want it to go through doesn't help. It still creates a loop that shoots off to where the other door is, goes through, and then returns.
Has anyone found a workaround for this? I really want my patrols to take the path I want, and not the path that the computer decides I want.
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@Gruffydd
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maybe it's just higher in the hierarchy and gets selected as DOOR A vs DOOR B?
other than that, I got nothin. =X
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Removing the door I want and moving the door I don't want to where I do want it also doesn't help, as it promptly re-maps it elsewhere.
Walls aren't an issue for it. Its perfectly happy sending the path through impassable walls to get to the door it likes. It will also skip past a few perfectly good adjacent doors to get to its chosen door.
I've got one large room made out of four "dungeon builder" rooms, with doors on every intersecting point to open it up into one big room (like you're supposed to be able to do with the dungeon builder rooms), and I want an encounter to wander around it in a circle. What I get is three-quarters of a circle and then whoosh... off to the middle of nowhere.
Very frustrating, and I'm hoping someone has figured out a way around it.
Have you tried moving the patrol points from within the 3d editor? [No reason why .. Just because.] =X
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I chalk it up as "Foundry!" and work on something else.
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