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Is it really dumbs them down to true zombie levels? No more structural engineer undead?
Yes. They're running straight for the player regardless if it's spikes or crap in the way, Haven't seen them running around buildings to find the door either. If they can't reach us during a bloodmoon for example they get ■■■■y and hit blocks and spikes and whatnot on the ground.

 
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Yes. They're running straight for the player regardless if it's spikes or crap in the way, Haven't seen them running around buildings to find the door either. If they can't reach us during a bloodmoon for example they get ■■■■y and hit blocks and spikes and whatnot on the ground.
Finally i can build legit defenses! No more pathing cheese, no more worry that adding one more layer to the front would make them path into a different part!

You are a lifesaver!

 
Finally i can build legit defenses! No more pathing cheese, no more worry that adding one more layer to the front would make them path into a different part!

You are a lifesaver!
:)

I can't really take any credit for this, It's something I found somewhere duing A17, and been using it since then.

 
:)

I can't really take any credit for this, It's something I found somewhere duing A17, and been using it since then.
Could you help me with it a little bit? Im trying to turn this into a modlet so i can share it with my bro and anybody who might be interested in it but im getting an error:

xmlexpecttion: '=' is an unexpected token. The expected token is ';', line 8 position 120.

How can i fix this?

I need to sleep more, i funked up the modinfo.xml

 
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Didn't find where to put the first row, but replacing the line 

<set xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class/property[@name='AIPathCostScale']/@value">0.0,0.1</set>


for each zed type in the entityclasses.xml does the stuff. Could support up to 50 zeds on the screen with moderate fps drop, yet still payable. Problems start when they begin demolishing the surroundings)) All this integrity calculations throw my poor i7-8750 into heavy throttling dropping to 2.2Ghz per core...

Could you help me with it a little bit? Im trying to turn this into a modlet so i can share it with my bro and anybody who might be interested in it but im getting an error:

xmlexpecttion: '=' is an unexpected token. The expected token is ';', line 8 position 120.

How can i fix this?
you mistyped something in line 8 starting char 120 of your xml... It is what it is...

 
The code is lifted right out my own modlet, so should read

<configs>
<set xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class/property[@name='AITarget-4' and @data='class=EntityPlayer,0,0,EntityNPC,0,0']/@data">class=EntityPlayer,10,30,EntityNPC,0,0</set>
<set xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class/property[@name='AIPathCostScale']/@value">0.0,0.1</set>
</configs>


in entityclasses.xml

Finally i can build legit defenses! No more pathing cheese, no more worry that adding one more layer to the front would make them path into a different part!

You are a lifesaver!
:)

I can't really take any credit for this, It's something I found somewhere duing A17, and been using it since then.

 
All this integrity calculations throw my poor i7-8750 into heavy throttling dropping to 2.2Ghz per core.
Yeah, that's part of the price you pay when getting a laptop. The base clock speed on that chip is already only 2.2GHz and right below the min spec. When it throttles it goes well below that. It's rated boost speed of 4.1GHz is something it will only ever hit sometimes for a couple of seconds on a single CPU core.

 
Yeah, that's part of the price you pay when getting a laptop. The base clock speed on that chip is already only 2.2GHz and right below the min spec. When it throttles it goes well below that. It's rated boost speed of 4.1GHz is something it will only ever hit sometimes for a couple of seconds on a single CPU core.
Yep, even building a relatively small java app with -T8 throws it into 100C+ and throttling pretty fast... And only 2 solutions possible: ruin the MacBook design by adding water cooling with a radiator and fan as a separate piece or switching to linux on 17" gaming laptop with a desktop processor...

 
Yep, even building a relatively small java app with -T8 throws it into 100C+ and throttling pretty fast... And only 2 solutions possible: ruin the MacBook design by adding water cooling with a radiator and fan as a separate piece or switching to linux on 17" gaming laptop with a desktop processor...
Separate piece as in those cooling pad things you put your laptop on or as something you build onto the laptop?

 
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