The direct mission scripting command directs a generic mesh to move toward a point or named object. Previous to version 1.61, it also scripted a neutral or enemy object to go somewhere or fight something, but this behavior is now deprecated (use the add_ai command instead).
| Attribute |
Valid Values |
Optional? |
Description |
| name |
text |
|
The name of a generic mesh object that is being given this command. |
| targetName |
text |
|
The name of an object that the generic mesh is to head toward. |
| pointX |
0 to 100000 |
|
The x position that the generic mesh object is to move to, in distance left from the right edge of the map. |
| pointY |
-100000 to 100000 |
|
The y position that the generic mesh object is to move to. |
| pointZ |
0 to 100000 |
|
The z position that the generic mesh object is to move to, in distance down from the top edge of the map. |
| scriptThrottle |
0.0 to 1.0 |
|
The speed at which the generic mesh object should move. |
Example 1:
<direct name="A" targetName="B" scriptThrottle="1.0"/>
Result:
The generic mesh object named A will move towards the object B at a speed of 1.0.
Example 2:
<direct name="C" pointX="18000" pointY="0" pointZ="100000" scriptThrottle="0.5"/>
Result:
The generic mesh object named C will move to point 18000, 0, 100000 at a speed of 0.5.
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