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Command to force a NPC to attack a given target
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RE: Command to force a NPC to attack a given target
Trying using 'link' in your targeting maybe? Have 1st target attack the linked second target and vice versa? I am not familiar with 51a coding. I can just offer coding advice as I remember it from the pre 56b era... ie 55r and 55i...

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If he is not trying to do this as a GM but as a provocation or some other effect, that will not help one bit Smile
05-01-2012 11:36 AM
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RE: Command to force a NPC to attack a given target - Khaos - 05-01-2012 11:36 AM

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