llGetStaticPath
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Summary
Function: list llGetStaticPath( vector start, vector end, float radius, list params );Returns a list of position vectors indicating pathfinding waypoints between positions at start and end, for a character of a given radius. The waypoints this function returns are for the 'static' nav mesh, meaning that dynamic objects are ignored.
| • vector | start | – | Starting position | |
| • vector | end | – | End position | |
| • float | radius | – | Radius of the character that we're creating a path for, between 0.125m and 5.0m | |
| • list | params | – | Only takes the parameter CHARACTER_TYPE; the options are identical to those used for llCreateCharacter. The default value is CHARACTER_TYPE_NONE |
The list also always contains an integer in the last element, which is a status code indicating the outcome of the path query:
- If llGetStaticPath() finds a path, it will return waypoint vectors and will return a status code of 0, for success
- If llGetStaticPath() cannot find a path for some reason, it only returns the status code, indicating the sort of error. The error codes correspond to the constants in path_update (e.g. PU_FAILURE_INVALID_START is returned if the start vector is not near the nav mesh)
Return constants
| Constants | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PU_SLOWDOWN_DISTANCE_REACHED | 0x00 | Character is near current goal. |
| PU_GOAL_REACHED | 0x01 | Character has reached the goal and will stop or choose a new goal (if wandering). |
| PU_FAILURE_INVALID_START | 0x02 | Character cannot navigate from the current location - e.g., the character is off the navmesh or too high above it. |
| PU_FAILURE_INVALID_GOAL | 0x03 | Goal is not on the navmesh and cannot be reached. |
| PU_FAILURE_UNREACHABLE | 0x04 | Goal is no longer reachable for some reason - e.g., an obstacle blocks the path. |
| PU_FAILURE_TARGET_GONE | 0x05 | Target (for llPursue or llEvade) can no longer be tracked - e.g., it left the region or is an avatar that is now more than about 30m outside the region. |
| PU_FAILURE_NO_VALID_DESTINATION | 0x06 | There's no good place for the character to go - e.g., it is patrolling and all the patrol points are now unreachable. |
| PU_EVADE_HIDDEN | 0x07 | Triggered when an llEvade character thinks it has hidden from its pursuer. |
| PU_EVADE_SPOTTED | 0x08 | Triggered when an llEvade character switches from hiding to running |
| PU_FAILURE_NO_NAVMESH | 0x09 | This is a fatal error reported to a character when there is no navmesh for the region. This usually indicates a server failure and users should file a bug report and include the time and region in which they received this message. |
| PU_FAILURE_DYNAMIC_PATHFINDING_DISABLED | 0x0A | Triggered when a character enters a region with dynamic pathfinding disabled. Dynamic pathfinding can be toggled by estate managers via the 'dynamic_pathfinding' option in the Region Debug Console. |
| PU_FAILURE_PARCEL_UNREACHABLE | 0x0B | Triggered when a character failed to enter a parcel because it is not allowed to enter, e.g. because the parcel is already full or because object entry was disabled after the navmesh was baked. |
| PU_FAILURE_OTHER | 0xF4240 | Other failure. |
Character type options
| Option | Default | Range / Values | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHARACTER_DESIRED_SPEED | 1 | 6 | [0.2, 40.0] | Speed of pursuit in meters per second. |
| CHARACTER_RADIUS | 2 | [0.125, 5.0] | Set collision capsule radius. | |
| CHARACTER_LENGTH | 3 | (0.0, 10.0] | Set collision capsule length
If the value is less than twice the radius plus 0.1m, it will be set to twice the radius plus 0.1m. | |
| CHARACTER_ORIENTATION | 4 | VERTICAL | VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL | Set the character orientation. |
| TRAVERSAL_TYPE | 7 | TRAVERSAL_TYPE_SLOW | TRAVERSAL_TYPE_FAST, TRAVERSAL_TYPE_SLOW, TRAVERSAL_TYPE_NONE | Controls the speed at which characters moves on terrain that is less than 100% walkable will move faster (e.g., a cat crossing a street) or slower (e.g., a car driving in a swamp).
To use _FAST or _SLOW, you must specify a CHARACTER_TYPE. |
| CHARACTER_TYPE | 6 | CHARACTER_TYPE_NONE | CHARACTER_TYPE_A, CHARACTER_TYPE_B, CHARACTER_TYPE_C, CHARACTER_TYPE_D, CHARACTER_TYPE_NONE | Specifies which walkability coefficient will be used by this character. |
| CHARACTER_AVOIDANCE_MODE | 5 | AVOID_CHARACTERS | AVOID_DYNAMIC_OBSTACLES | Combinable Flags: AVOID_CHARACTERS, AVOID_DYNAMIC_OBSTACLES, AVOID_NONE | Allows you to specify that a character should not try to avoid other characters, should not try to avoid dynamic obstacles (relatively fast moving objects and avatars), or both. This is framed in the positive sense ([CHARACTER_AVOIDANCE_MODE, AVOID_CHARACTERS] would create a character that avoided other characters but not agents or moving vehicles). Setting this parameter to AVOID_NONE causes the character to not avoid either category.
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| CHARACTER_MAX_ACCEL | 8 | 20 | [0.5, 40.0] | The character's maximum acceleration rate. |
| CHARACTER_MAX_DECEL | 9 | 30 | [0.5, 60.0] | The character's maximum deceleration rate. |
| CHARACTER_DESIRED_TURN_SPEED | 12 | 6 | [0.02, 40.0] | The character's maximum speed while turning--note that this is only loosely enforced (i.e., a character may turn at higher speeds under certain conditions) |
| CHARACTER_MAX_TURN_RADIUS | 10 | 1.25 | [0.1, 10.0] | The character's turn radius when traveling at CHARACTER_DESIRED_TURN_SPEED |
| CHARACTER_MAX_SPEED | 13 | 20 | [1, 40.0] | The character's maximum speed. Affects speed when avoiding dynamic obstacles and when traversing low-walkability objects in TRAVERSAL_TYPE_FAST mode. |
| CHARACTER_ACCOUNT_FOR_SKIPPED_FRAMES | 14 | TRUE | TRUE or FALSE | TRUE matches pre-existing behavior. If set to FALSE, character will not attempt to catch up on lost time when pathfinding performance is low, potentially providing more reliable movement (albeit while potentially appearing to be more stuttery). |
| CHARACTER_STAY_WITHIN_PARCEL | 15 | Depends* | TRUE or FALSE | FALSE matches traditional behavior. If set to TRUE, treat the parcel boundaries as one-way obstacles (will re-enter but can't leave on it's own). |
Examples
See Also
Deep Notes
Footnotes
- ^ The ranges in this article are written in Interval Notation.
Signature |
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function list llGetStaticPath( vector start, vector end, float radius, list params ); |