What do I put in the [navpoint] parameter of an activate_navpoint command?

Well you can look in your dictionary located in your halo custom edition root directory it should be in there Setting\Script_Dictionary\Scripts.

What?

It's a script dictionary located there.

In any case that wouldn't help me...

PVT Jenkins, please don't post if you don't know what you're talking about.

@ Headhunter:

For the activate navpoint command, [navpoint] designates the type of navpoint that appears. Default is the blue arrow. Default_red is the red arrow. There's also quite a few more. P0lar bear's tutorial has a list of them.

polar bears single player tut?

Something like this nav points right
(activate_nav_point_flag )

activates a nav point type attached to (local) player anchored to a flag with a vertical offset . If the player is not local to the machine, this will fail



(activate_nav_point_object )

activates a nav point type attached to (local) player anchored to an object with a vertical offset . If the player is not local to the machine, this will fail



(activate_team_nav_point_flag )

activates a nav point type attached to a team anchored to a flag with a vertical offset . If the player is not local to the machine, this will fail



(activate_team_nav_point_object )

activates a nav point type attached to a team anchored to an object with a vertical offset . If the player is not local to the machine, this will fail



(deactivate_nav_point_flag )

deactivates a nav point type attached to a player anchored to a flag



(deactivate_nav_point_object )

deactivates a nav point type attached to a player anchored to an object



(deactivate_team_nav_point_flag )

deactivates a nav point type attached to a team anchored to a flag



(deactivate_team_nav_point_object )

deactivates a nav point type attached to a team anchored to an object

stfu kthnxbai.


obviously that's what those commands do. If you're just gonna copyanpaste from the scripting bible then don't bother.
Edited by UnevenElefant5 on May 25, 2009 at 11:25 AM

so how do I refer to the player in a [unit] type of situation?

To refer to the player, you would put:

(unit (list_get (players) 0))

in place of [UNIT]

Not the scripting bible my own resource.

It didn't help one bit. Please don't post if you don't know what we're talking about.