[DiscordArchive] Hey, folks, I'm trying to figure out how mmaps and recast\detour work. Maybe you could help? I've go
[DiscordArchive] Hey, folks, I'm trying to figure out how mmaps and recast\detour work. Maybe you could help? I've go
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Hey, folks, I'm trying to figure out how mmaps and recast\detour work. Maybe you could help? I've got a question: why building a path from high ground to low gives the same result as the low to high? Is there a way to make it asymmetric?
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rektbyfaith
02-15-2022, 02:02 PM #1Archived author: Sungazer • Posted: 2022-02-15T14:02:21.210000+00:00
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Hey, folks, I'm trying to figure out how mmaps and recast\detour work. Maybe you could help? I've got a question: why building a path from high ground to low gives the same result as the low to high? Is there a way to make it asymmetric?
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I mean, while building a path It is possible to check the height transition between each waypoint, and if it seems too steep to climb, rebuild some particular section with "walk steep" flag off or something like that, but maybe there is a cleaner solution ?
rektbyfaith
02-15-2022, 02:14 PM #2Archived author: Sungazer • Posted: 2022-02-15T14:14:28.967000+00:00
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I mean, while building a path It is possible to check the height transition between each waypoint, and if it seems too steep to climb, rebuild some particular section with "walk steep" flag off or something like that, but maybe there is a cleaner solution ?
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