Any idea why some enemies appear as multiple enemies? ie: Titan triggers AOE when AOE is set at EnemiesInRange(5) > 3
I think that fight has a bunch of invisible copies of ifrit flying around. Dump the local objects. Code: ClearLog(); foreach(var x in GameObjectManager.GameObjects.OrderBy(r=>r.Distance())) { Log("Name:{0} Visible:{1} Type:{2} Distance:{3} ObjectType:{4}",x,x.IsVisible,x.Type,x.Distance(),x.GetType()); }
Interesting, i'll do some research, doesn't just happen with Titan so i'll try to find a common denominator.
Can RB make the distinction between normal mobs and bosses? Some bosses appear with multiple copies of themselves thus triggering aoe. Code: Name:Catoblepas 0x143E8E30 Visible:True Type:BattleNpc Distance:78.65954 ObjectType:ff14bot.Objects.BattleCharacter Name:Catoblepas 0x143B8230 Visible:True Type:BattleNpc Distance:78.96015 ObjectType:ff14bot.Objects.BattleCharacter Name:Catoblepas 0x143D4930 Visible:True Type:BattleNpc Distance:79.26123 ObjectType:ff14bot.Objects.BattleCharacter Name:Catoblepas 0x143BC330 Visible:True Type:BattleNpc Distance:79.44606 ObjectType:ff14bot.Objects.BattleCharacter Thats in Halatali.
I never did any programming till I started getting into RB, so sorry if what I said was retarded. What I mean is I noticed that event NPCs names when dumped into the log have 0x12 after them, normal mobs have 0x13 and that one boss had 0x14 - so I thought maybe boss mobs had 0x14 in their names. ObjectId returns their id number, nothing else as far as I can tell, I was just hoping it was possible to have an attribute like IsFate but would be IsBoss but I know that wouldn't be possible if the game doesn't make the distinction between normal mobs and boss mobs.
The number after their name is their location in memory. Code: ClearLog(); foreach(var x in GameObjectManager.GameObjects.OrderBy(r=>r.Distance())) { Log("Name:{0} Visible:{1} Type:{2} Distance:{3} ObjectType:{4} ObjectID:{5}",x,x.IsVisible,x.Type,x.Distance(),x.GetType(),x.ObjectId); }
