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Arnout
    
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8/9/2009 | |
How to get an agent moving around in your world?
And how to get the agent displayed as "food" in-game? |
 Peppery One
Papriko
    
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8/9/2009 | |
I think to move agents, you use VELO. It needs 2 flags: X and Y. X says how fast it moves to the right (a negative value will make it go left) and Y says how fast it moves down (a negative value to make it fly up).
will make the object under the hand fly to the upper left screen corner. NEVER use it on static agents like the portal vendor or the Holistic Learning Machine!
Another funny variation is:
| targ norn velo rand -10 10 rand -35 -50 |
It will make the marked norn jump up 
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 Prodigal Sock
Ghosthande
    

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8/9/2009 | |
To make an object pick-up-able you can type in "targ hots attr 199" with the mouse hovering over that object. Unfortunately this makes objects such as vendors unusable by creatures. The only way to make them work again is to type "targ hots attr" with whatever the number originally was--which requires that you know what it was, and makes it non-pick-up-able again.
There isn't an easy way to make objects edible unless you're willing to write whole new scripts for the objects you want to be eaten.
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 Peppery One
Papriko
    
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8/10/2009 | |
Why not so? You make "targ hots outv attr" on it, write down the number the CAOS console spits out (I usually use immortal + infertile creatures' descriptions for such) and then you add the value 2 (carryable by hand) to it. The Speak-O-Mat for example has attr 4. Then you simply use "targ hots attr 6" on it.
To make it unmoveable again, use the number you wrote down, in this case "targ hots attr 4".
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 Prodigal Sock
Ghosthande
    

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8/10/2009 | |
I've never used the outv command, that's why.
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 Peppery One
Papriko
    
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8/10/2009 | |
Hmm, ok.I think for such things is it really useful.
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