Droid Command Training (Game Mechanics)

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Description Template (Game Messages) Related Tags 0% This document has not been started. Mechanics This document is about game mechanics. Completion Guide - 0% - No substantive information available on game feature 25% - page has been started but not completed 50% - page is as complete as possible with the currently available information but probably needs more research done on the subject matter 75% - page is probably complete but needs to be reviewed for accuracy of the page content and to make sure that no information is missing about the game feature 100% - page has been reviewed and compared against enough sources to the extent that there is reasonable confidence that the game feature is completely documented. System Messages Fly Text Radial Menus Droid Command Training Programming the Commands Once you have called your droid you need to program the commands it will need. Target your new droid and open the radial menu. To train the droid select and pick "Program" from the radial menu. This will give you a list of commands that your droid is able to learn. When you have selected the command, a "?" will appear over the droid's head and in Spatial Chat. The command can be made either in Spatial or by using the /tellpet command. A command can be up to a total of 30 characters in length and can consist of letters, characters, and spaces. Commands are case sensitive according to how you originally typed the command. Now say the command and the droid will respond. Once a proper command is issued, the droid will respond with a "!" over its head and in Spatial Chat to confirm that it has learned its new command. You can then verify that the command was issued properly by checking in the datapad under the List Commands menu in the radial. An example of the training process: Select Program from the droid's radial menu, and select "Follow Me". Droid indicates it is ready with a question mark floating above its head "?". Say the word that you want to use, "heel", bear in mind that this is case-sensitive so if you type it in capitals here, you will need to type it in capital letters each time you command the droid. Droid responds to indicate that it has learned that command by an exclamation mark floating above its head "!". Repeat for any further commands you'd like to teach it. Droids that are issued conflicting commands such as those that they cannot complete without additional parameters (such as issuing patrols without first setting patrol points) will display an "!" and "?" icons over their head indicating their confusion. When you issue a command a blue exclamation mark will float over the pet's head to acknowledge that the order has been received. Additionally, commands sent are case sensitive meaning that "aa" and "AA" are in effect, different commands. Naming Droids Droid's can be given names through training them in 4 different commands in a row where the player uses the same word at the beginning of each command attempt. For example a player trains a droid with the commands store, follow, attack, guard: Benny Store Benny Follow Benny Attack Benny Guard At the end of the fourth command training, The droid will issue a thought bubble "Benny?" which indicates that it has internalized the name Benny and it will then have its base name replaced with Benny. Once a pet has learned its name, the player can teach it again to assign different strings to those commands without causing it to lose its name (as long as they don't start four commands with the same word. Keep in mind that there is a name filter in place, so players cannot have a pet named "Obiwan." The name filter doesn't provide feedback to the player. Note: Pets can be issued commands from up to 90 meters away by using /tellpet to issue the command. Using spatial/shout/yell chat to issue commands to pet is limited to the spatial, shout & yell chat radius. Source References Source Source in Context