Krypt on 18/1/2006 at 18:48

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That's an easy change to make, you can just add that delay in at the start and then shave a second off the second delay. This setup should still allow you to sneak up on it though, as long as it doesn't see you.

Crispy on 19/1/2006 at 03:19

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Okay, I just tried this and couldn't get it to work. Neither script appeared to be triggering; I made both of them play sounds when triggered, and those sounds didn't get played no matter what I did.

I did, however, notice that the rust bug does appear to be making some attempt to attack me. I set AIPawn->DiagnosticsOn to True and ran the level in debug mode, which produced some relevant lines in t3main.log saying that it was going into yellow and red alerts. (Actually I think they're just errors saying it can't find certain schemas, but that does indicate that it's entering those states.) And it was definitely following me around at times; I got it to climb a staircase running after me, which is something rust bugs don't normally do. It found the stairs a struggle, but it made it. :)

It's still not actually attacking me, though, and the amount of provocation it needs to go into a yellow or red alert is rather excessive.

Also it turns out I can actually kill it; there's just no death animation and no blood, so it reverts to its idle animation and stops walking around. The log shows that it did actually enter the "dead" state.