problem on the AI for ra2, in scripts the massive tanks get

wardeathfun

how do i fix the AI.ini to make it so the tanks just goes out of the base of the computer and then just attacks without trying to regroup because they get in a big circle and just keep trying to get in the middle with no progress so they never attack. ill post a picture of it.

Gaffel · AA Infantry **Joined**: 27 Mar 2006

my old problem, i had this problem for a very long time.

Quote:

without trying to regroup

Use this script:

[NOREGROP-G]
Name=Attack Everything, no regroup
0=0,1
1=49,0

Quote:

they get in a big circle and just keep trying to get in the middle with no progress so they never attack

Channge to a higher value for these codes to fix it:
RelaxedStray= ; I use 7.0 and can have more than 80 units without getting stuck
Stray= ; I use 5.0

Dracaveli12 · Medic **Joined**: 05 Jun 2006

A long, long time ago i played with the mission controls and this caused my AI to attack with half of it's team at the regroup point and the other half still moving,.....i lost the method in how i did this though and havn't been able to recreate it since

Chrisse · AA Infantry **Joined**: 02 Mar 2006 **Location**: Sweden

Gaffel wrote:

my old problem, i had this problem for a very long time.

Quote:

without trying to regroup

Use this script:

[NOREGROP-G]
Name=Attack Everything, no regroup
0=0,1
1=49,0

Quote:

they get in a big circle and just keep trying to get in the middle with no progress so they never attack

Channge to a higher value for these codes to fix it:
RelaxedStray= ; I use 7.0 and can have more than 80 units without getting stuck
Stray= ; I use 5.0

Yeah, like someone could read my mind, i had this problem too, that they get stuck and you need to destroy some of the units to get the other ones to move.

John Galt · Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 7:21 am Post subject:

Just so you know, those Stray are used for other actions as well besides Regroup (e.g. Gather), so eliminating Regroup from your scripts is not a complete solution.

wardeathfun · Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 5:24 am Post subject:

thanks everyone. very helpful. ill post later if more problems accure