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    Discussion in 'Honorbuddy Support' started by revv, Jun 15, 2014.

    1. revv

      revv New Member

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      I need to change the pull distance for a profile to work but I can't find how to change the pull distance I tried looking but can't find...
       
    2. Liferose

      Liferose New Member

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      Development questions belong in the Community Developer Forum.
      There's also an informative Wiki Article on PullDistance & TargetingDistance.

      You generally have two options depending on what you want. PullDistance is no longer modified by profiles and is replaced by TargetingDistance. It deems mobs worthy at the specified range from you, instead of the range from the mob as PullDistance had done. With PullDistance at 20, for example, a melee combat routine fighting a spell-casting mob may lack the redundancy to check and make sure if it's an appropriate distance from the mob to attack causing unfortunate staredowns or the bot playing chicken with the npcs.
      • I want to B-Line it through a bunch of mobs, and only fight defensively. A relatively new tag called <DisableBehavior Name="" /> can accommodate for that. Disable the Pull behavior name, and it wont care about the mobs at all until one aggro's you. You can revert this to normal with its more positive tag, <EnableBehavior Name="" />. It's also useful for disabling the Combat behavior if you want it to ignore mobs altogether, like running a long distance to turn in a quest.
      • I'm in an area with quite a lot of mobs around me and the bot needs to clear some or I may die if I simply run through too many, and killing all of them may get you stuck fighting against respawn timers. <TargetingDistance Value="" /> is essentially what we all wanted the old PullDistance to do. Once you're done with that specified TargetingDistance you can revert it with <TargetingDistance Value="null" />. If you come across a profile still using the PullDistance attribute of the UserSettings custom behavior, it does the exact same thing as TargetingDistance does above but beats around the bush. If you're just quickly modifying someones profile and want to change one of these PullDistances back to normal you can set it to PullDistance="original".
       
    3. CodenameG

      CodenameG New Member

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      if you need help with profile development, you should post in the developers section.
       

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