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This selector is called if a target has been found and determined as enemy. | This selector is called if a target has been found and determined as enemy. | ||
By default the selector first checks if the dino is a baby, if so calls the "Baby Has Enemy Behavior". Next forced aggro is checked, if that also fails, the standard "Has Enemy Behavior" is called. | By default the selector first checks if the dino is a baby, if so calls the "Baby Has Enemy Behavior". Next forced aggro is checked, if that also fails, the standard "Has Enemy Behavior" is called. | ||
This is of interest if e.g. tamed herbivores should not defend their owner, but rather flee. | This is of interest if e.g. tamed herbivores should not defend their owner, but rather flee. | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 30 January 2017
General
Dino_BT is the main behavior tree for animal characters in ARK.
Noteworthy Areas
Has Target
This selector is called if a target has been found and determines what to do now. This is of particular interest if the standard flee/attack mechanic should be overridden with more choices.
Has Target
This selector is called if a target has been found and determined as enemy. By default the selector first checks if the dino is a baby, if so calls the "Baby Has Enemy Behavior". Next forced aggro is checked, if that also fails, the standard "Has Enemy Behavior" is called. This is of interest if e.g. tamed herbivores should not defend their owner, but rather flee.
