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func_desc=The function accepts a point in region-local space (like all the other pathfinding methods) and returns either an empty list or a list containing a single vector which is the closest point on the navmesh to the point provided.| | func_desc=The function accepts a point in region-local space (like all the other pathfinding methods) and returns either an empty list or a list containing a single vector which is the closest point on the navmesh to the point provided.| | ||
func_sleep_frame=1| | |||
p1_type=vector| | p1_type=vector| | ||
p1_name=point| | p1_name=point| | ||
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constants={{LSL Constants/llGetClosestNavPoint}}| | constants={{LSL Constants/llGetClosestNavPoint}}| | ||
caveats= | caveats= | ||
* There is no guarantee that a path exists from your current location to the returned point | * There is no guarantee that a path exists from your current location to the returned point.| | ||
notes=Using the method incurs a one frame script sleep and the call can be extremely expensive. It is intended to be used in response to a path_update message indicating an inability to reach a requested destination (e.g., because the character or the destination is off the mesh).| | notes=Using the method incurs a one frame script sleep and the call can be extremely expensive. It is intended to be used in response to a path_update message indicating an inability to reach a requested destination (e.g., because the character or the destination is off the mesh).| | ||
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Revision as of 21:46, 12 May 2012
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Summary
Function: llGetClosestNavPoint( vector point, list options );The function accepts a point in region-local space (like all the other pathfinding methods) and returns either an empty list or a list containing a single vector which is the closest point on the navmesh to the point provided.
| • vector | point | – | A point in region-local space. | |
| • list | options | – | No options at this time. |
| Options | V | Parameters | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [ GCNP_RADIUS ] | 0 | [ float distance ] | [ 20.0 ] | Limits how far out to search for a navigation point. |
| [ GCNP_STATIC ] | 1 | [ integer use_static_mesh ] | [ FALSE ] | Specifies whether the test should use the static or dynamic nav mesh. In the static case, all dynamic obstacles are ignored. |
| [ CHARACTER_TYPE ] | 6 | [ integer type ] | [ CHARACTER_TYPE_NONE ] | Filters nav points by eliminating nav mesh faces which are 0% walkable for the specified character type. In the default CHARACTER_TYPE_NONE case, all nav mesh faces are included. |
Caveats
- This function causes the script to sleep for 1 frame.
- There is no guarantee that a path exists from your current location to the returned point.
Examples
Notes
Using the method incurs a one frame script sleep and the call can be extremely expensive. It is intended to be used in response to a path_update message indicating an inability to reach a requested destination (e.g., because the character or the destination is off the mesh).
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function void llGetClosestNavPoint( vector point, list options ); |