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The | The <code>ai_queue</code> trigger has 20 different queues available to use. The trigger’s subject is the NPC type. | ||
There are a few conventions used globally: | There are a few conventions used globally: | ||
[ | <code>[ai_queue1,type]</code> runs on '''retaliate''' - this means something has hit them and the NPC may react. | ||
[ | <code>[ai_queue2,type]</code> runs on '''damage''' - this means something has hit them and the NPC may apply that damage. | ||
[ai_queue8,type] runs on bind spells - this means something has hit them with a bind spell and movement should be blocked for a period of time. | <code>[ai_queue3,type]</code> runs on '''death''' - this means something has dropped their health to 0 and the NPC may drop items or advance a player’s quest state. | ||
<code>[ai_queue8,type]</code> runs on '''bind spells''' - this means something has hit them with a bind spell and movement should be blocked for a period of time. | |||
Outside of these conventions, developers may use any queue “ID” to handle special logic. | Outside of these conventions, developers may use any queue “ID” to handle special logic. | ||
Hunts may be configured to run queues when they find a target. | Hunts may be configured to run queues when they find a target. | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 12 January 2025
The ai_queue trigger has 20 different queues available to use. The trigger’s subject is the NPC type.
There are a few conventions used globally:
[ai_queue1,type] runs on retaliate - this means something has hit them and the NPC may react.
[ai_queue2,type] runs on damage - this means something has hit them and the NPC may apply that damage.
[ai_queue3,type] runs on death - this means something has dropped their health to 0 and the NPC may drop items or advance a player’s quest state.
[ai_queue8,type] runs on bind spells - this means something has hit them with a bind spell and movement should be blocked for a period of time.
Outside of these conventions, developers may use any queue “ID” to handle special logic.
Hunts may be configured to run queues when they find a target.