That is a pity, but it was a long shot anyway. (I'm not expecting you to add the "wake up" code, just letting you know what I found.)ģ. Friendly/hostile animals are in this category, which is why your modlet works as is. So, I think they will only work if they are spawned into groups that aren't initially sleeping. That could be OK if the NPCs did spawn in a woken state, because then they could target the sleepers, which I'm guessing would wake them. Zombies would also not wake in their presence, I'm guessing because 7D2D codes them to only wake up to players. Waking zombies probably involves calling some kind of method that your NPCs simply aren't programmed to respond to. I'm pretty sure this is because POI spawns are sleeper volumes, and the NPCs (zombies in vanilla) spawn in a sleeping state. (They did work if you hire them after they spawn.) They just stood there, and didn't fight any woken zombies, or wander around, or anything like that. They did spawn in these cases, but the NPCs didn't do anything.
The idea was that you would go to loot a POI, only to find one or more survivors who are already fighting for their lives, and you could help them or not. Part of my plan was to have NPCs spawn inside POIs along with the zombies. This worked somewhat, but not quite as intended.
Second, I tested this by adding them to many of the vanilla spawn groups. That's actually not a big deal to me personally, and it actually might make NPC-heavy worlds not consume a huge amount of resources.
Well, I tried this, with mixed results.įirst, it seems that NPCs de-spawn when you leave the chunk. Point taken about the code needed to only track hired NPCs.Ģ. That's good, it means turning off tracking should be easily done via a modlet. Vanilla NPCs wont work as you said, at this time you cant do what you ask.ġ. Never tried so many at once, try it and let us know.ģ. It would take a bit of code to make that hired only.Ģ. Tracking turns of in the entiti圜lasses.xml, comment out this:
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