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Mob's aggro distance not precise enough. Can we customize aggro distance drawn? #14

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pterogum opened this issue Nov 17, 2023 · 4 comments

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@pterogum
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Even though my character (or the player dot) stands visually outsite a proximity mob's aggro range (very close but still outsite), the mob can be pulled. I can be sure the mob isn't moving.

Currently only found this in HoH, I haven't tested it in other deep dungeons yet. But judging by the code the aggro distance is a fixed value, so it should be the same in all the cases.

I am thinking it's probably a good idea that we would be able to change/tweak this value to our liking in configuration.

Where?
Instance: HoH

@Insanguu
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A dynamic mob aggro range tracker which will update accrutate data is already in the planned features. Would be cool because there are a few monsters where it's off by quite a bit

@Jukkales
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Sorry for the late reply. Yes this is already planned. I just dont have a clue how to meassure it correctly since i noticed that getting aggro is not always instant.

I was thinking to give all mobs generally a little bit more if the hitbox is big. Bigger mobs tend to have a larger area.

@Elypha
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Elypha commented Mar 18, 2024

this would be a gerat feature and I'd love to help if you need to test some certain mobs

btw I noticed you said

I just dont have a clue how to meassure it correctly since i noticed that getting aggro is not always instant.

yes, though this is no news anymore just FYI it is related to the 3-second server ticks - at least that's how we test savage bosses, as far as I know. i.e., if no aggro in 3 seconds then it's safe to say the aggro range is smaller than that. I assume it's the same system as in DD but haven't tested it seriously.
maybe just get an approximate value and round it up by 0.1 (e.g., 16.82 > 16.9) should be far enough for most use cases I guess...?

@Jukkales
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Jukkales commented Apr 7, 2024

just addad an opt in data collection system helping me to improve mob information.
gonna add movement time tracking and as well aggro distance measurement soon :3

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