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  • AI on au scourge

    TiffDust

    By TiffDust

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    Players have noticed and reported that AI doesn't seem to be working for all animals/npcs (they said bears, wolves, boars, heavies.)
    Looking into it some animals and zombies do not move (others do move as normal), they can be found frozen in a spot (no player bases nearby.) I found frozen; bears, polar, wolf, zombies, deer.
    If you get up in their face they will deal damage, they will not move from the spot. The frozen deer doesn't run away. If you shoot any of them they do not chase or move. If you shoot 1 zombie the other frozen zombies turn around to face you but don't move.
     

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    Server: Scourge
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    TiffDust

    TiffDust 283

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    found frozen animals on au survival.
    i'm guessing it's working as intended, is there an option for it to move again if a player is nearby or despawn?

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