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  • booty bay path finder fath bug

    Pudge

    By Pudge

      • Product: WRobot General Type: Bug Status: Unconfirmed
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    The following type of problem, the bot cannot find a route to the pier in the booty bay, when the bot is outside the bay area, it ignores the tunnel that leads to the bay and chooses a bypass route through the water and then jumps under the pier in the water, although the point is higher:
    [D] 19:42:00 - [Quester] RunCode[2]: //spot test
    wManager.Wow.Bot.Tasks.GoToTask.ToPosition(new Vector3(-14290.09, 540.8121, 8.756604, "None"));
    [N] 19:42:00 - [Path-Finding] FindPath from -14248,63 ; 327,3172 ; 24,39926 ; "None" to -14290,09 ; 540,8121 ; 8,756604 ; "None" (Azeroth)
    [N] 19:42:01 - [Path-Finding] Path Count: 16 (435,0354y, 400ms) (resultPartial=True, resultSuccess=True (more info with server log option))
    I am attaching a test profile of the quester that I used

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    bootybaytest.xml

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    Droidz

    Droidz 2772

    Posted

    Hello, On which version of the game are you experiencing this issue?

    Pudge

    Pudge 25

    Posted

    wotlk 3.3.5a
    It is noteworthy that if the point is a little closer to the tunnel, literally 30-40 yards +- then the route is built correctly

    Droidz

    Droidz 2772

    Posted

    Would blacklisting the area I roughly circled fix the problem?

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    Pudge

    Pudge 25

    Posted

    didn't help
     [Path-Finding] FindPath from -14247,7 ; 327,8704 ; 24,22789 ; "None" to -14290,09 ; 540,8121 ; 8,756604 ; "None" (Azeroth)
    [N] 23:13:03 - [Path-Finding] Path Count: 29 (1114,047y, 214ms) (resultPartial=True, resultSuccess=True (more info with server log option))
     

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    Droidz

    Droidz 2772

    Posted

    I apologize, but I cannot deploy a generic solution to fix this issue. If you're going to specific positions, you can use Off Mesh Connections on your side to resolve it. Attached to this message is an example that solves exactly the problem from your starting position to your destination position.

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    OffMeshConnections.xml



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