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Apr 4, 2001, 3:15am

Is it posible to teleport a bot with +0 +0 +0a teleport commands? When you
teleport a bot a short distance it looks like it just walks it, so I think
it'd be pretty cool to just control it. I tried to use that command with a
preston, didn't work, the bot got ejected...any ideas? What about xelagots?

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Apr 5, 2001, 10:42pm

i know something about X1's but not much
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Apr 6, 2001, 6:38am

Motion of avatars (including bots) is controlled by the browser of the
person viewing the scene. Short distance teleports cause the browser to
move the avatar along a path as if it were walking from one place to the
other.

Relative teleports is a notion related to objects in a world (the action
field of the object). As bots do not feel collision (they do not have the
built in browser detection for that), a bumpt teleport will not work with
them.

Xelagots have verbal commands for motion, you can tell them 'move forward
3.5' to advance 3.5 metres. There are quite a few of those commands, check
the help pages online.

XelaG

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