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markop

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I was trying to make a dungeon profile, so what I need is to pull as many mobs as possible. I was trying to do that by not attacking the mobs and moving to the next pack of the mobs till I get the need quantity of mobs. The issue is that the bot always attacks the mobs between hotspots. I also tried to use user settings in the profile to temporarily turn the "kill between hotspots" setting, but it does not help, bot always attacks the first mob he encounters. Help is much appreciated.
 
I am not sure that is possible.
Maybe asking the guys over in the developer forum will yield better results.
 
I was trying to make a dungeon profile, so what I need is to pull as many mobs as possible. I was trying to do that by not attacking the mobs and moving to the next pack of the mobs till I get the need quantity of mobs. The issue is that the bot always attacks the mobs between hotspots. I also tried to use user settings in the profile to temporarily turn the "kill between hotspots" setting, but it does not help, bot always attacks the first mob he encounters. Help is much appreciated.

Hi, Markop,

First, Bambam922 is right--in the future, this type of question belongs in the Developer forum.

I believe what you seek is doable. Try building your profile this way:
  • Use the UserSettings behavior to make certain "Kill Between Hotspots" is off
  • Use ForcedMount behavior
  • Use Bobby53's RunLikeHell behavior
  • Use ForcedDismount behavior
All of the above behaviors are Honorbuddy-shipped, so no need to dig up anything special. The information you need to use each behavior is in a comment block at the top of each.

The only thorny issue is if you get knocked off your mount, RunLikeHell won't defend itself until it gets to the final destination.

cheers and good luck with this,
chinajade
 
Thank you for your answer, will keep in mind to post such questions on the dev forum in the future. Still I did not quite understand. Where can I find the descriptions to the above-mentioned behaviours?
 
Thank you for your answer, will keep in mind to post such questions on the dev forum in the future. Still I did not quite understand. Where can I find the descriptions to the above-mentioned behaviours?

Hi again, Markop,

The behaviors are located in your HB/Quest Behaviors directory. Each behavior has a comment block at the top that describes their functionality and use.

cheers,
chinajade
 
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