Suggestion: Aggro ranges.

[sazas90]

Been using this plugin for a couple of days and everything's working really well.

I do have an idea however, which could be really useful in deep dungeons: Displaying aggro ranges on all mobs nearby.

Proximity & Sound - a 10y circle while Sight is just a 10y cone.

Assuming that detecting aggro types automatically is too complex a Draw Circle/Cone toggle similar to Quick Block could be used and it's up to the user to load current objects and assign cones/circles to various mobs.

Even if such a feature isn't planned, your plugin is very useful and i'm thankful for it.

[KangasZ]

I don't think type of aggro is easily obtained. I can look into this.

[sazas90]

I've been looking at how DeepDungeonDex did it and it seems they use a list of mob ids and each one has an aggro type attached. And honestly this sounds like too much pain for you to maintain or worry about.

mobData.txt

I still think that having 2 preset shapes, (1 circle and 1 cone) then let the user assign those shapes to objects might be the easiest.

It could display something like this but for all targets instead of just the one currently targeted

[KangasZ]

Getting a very basic circle doesnt seem to be a big issue. Going to see what I can do for colors.

[KangasZ]

A simple and basic implementation has been added to the plugin. Update it and go to npc settings to test it out. Still considering it WIP as most things are not editable and likely has a few bugs to sort out. One thing to note is while the cone is there, it will only show if the center of the mob is also visible. Don't think there's an easy way around this.

Currently the radius of the circle is 10y + 1/2 of the radius of their hitbox. Unsure how the aggro range works but this seemed to be more or less accurate.

[sazas90]

I've been using it for a couple of hours and makes life incredibly easy. Navigating through a room full of mobs is such a breeze.

Also the precise radius seems to be just 10 + gameObject.HitboxRadius. Halving the hitbox radius makes it less accurate for large mobs such as dragons.

PoTD mimics do have a lager radius ~16y but honestly it's not worth making exceptions just for them. Their aggro range in HoH is normal.

[KangasZ]

Adjusted to the slightly larger hitbox radius. Currently don't have much per-mob settings available so likely won't do exceptions as of right now.

[KangasZ]

Has been updated with a check to turn the aggro circle off if the enemy is in combat => if the enemy 'has their weapon equipped'. Seemed to be working in eureka and overworld but havn't tested in deep dungeons.

[XIV-Enjoyer]

Actually, could I suggest an exception for the Mimics from PotD? It actually is a bit helpful. <_<

HoH Mimics aren't different from regular mobs.

[KangasZ]

Aggro radius feature has been updated to include opacity and color changing settings in the settings menu. An exception was made for what I believe is POTD mimics, but may be different on higher floors. Considering this request mostly complete, just pending individual mob settings (hopefully via that mobData.txt).

[XIV-Enjoyer]

Okay, I'll double check it later, cause I did notice it was off on my last climb. 99% of the time if there's a mimic from an Alteration you'll have to fight it cause they cover a whole room lol.

[asuran14]

Very neat plug in idea. I just checked it out in potd. Just a couple ideas. The mob aggro type changes would be awesome. It would be neat to have a color assigned for the proximity circle, sound circle and sight cone. Ability to hide mob names but keep aggro indicators (option to keep mimics and korragans still). Ability to only show aggro from mobs targeted. Ability to color trap types different colors. Ability to only render aggro elements in a certain proximity. Ability to hide individual elements in general. Example to certain runners silver chests, hoard locations and return locations are not needed. Again awesome stuff just trying to come up with ideas to declutter the radar a bit to make it easier to read etc.

[asuran14]

Also something else I just thought of is that the mob sight cone is not 90 degrees. I'm not sure what it is exactly, its tiny though, probably closer to 45 degrees.

[sazas90]

Managed to complete both PoTD and HoH and this plugin was a huge help.

• I am fairly certain the sight cone is actually 90 degrees, it just takes a little bit for mobs to spot you. If you step inside the 90degrees cone and wait a bit you'll get aggroed.

As far as i'm concerned aggro ranges worked perfectly for me and i'm extremely grateful. Many thanks for your work KangasZ.