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: If a homunculus or mercenary has lost a master, they will attempt to teleport to the master the specified number of times before declaring themselves lost (default: 6).
: If a homunculus or mercenary has lost a master, they will attempt to teleport to the master the specified number of times before declaring themselves lost (default: 6).
: Appeared in [https://github.com/OpenKore/openkore/pull/3119 PR#3119]
 
 
; homunculus_route_randomWalk_rescueWhenLost [<[[boolean]]>]
; mercenary_route_randomWalk_rescueWhenLost [<[[boolean]]>]
 
: If OpenKore is using [[route_randomWalk]], and the homunculus or mercenary is lost, OpenKore will return to the slave (default: 0).
 
 
Example: https://youtu.be/ogTevgcDTMY?t=178
 
Appeared in [https://github.com/OpenKore/openkore/pull/3119 PR#3119]


[[Category:config.txt]]
[[Category:config.txt]]
[[Category:homunculus]]
[[Category:homunculus]]

Latest revision as of 22:53, 29 December 2024

homunculus_lost_teleportToMaster_maxTries [<number>]
mercenary_lost_teleportToMaster_maxTries [<number>]
If a homunculus or mercenary has lost a master, they will attempt to teleport to the master the specified number of times before declaring themselves lost (default: 6).


homunculus_route_randomWalk_rescueWhenLost [<boolean>]
mercenary_route_randomWalk_rescueWhenLost [<boolean>]
If OpenKore is using route_randomWalk, and the homunculus or mercenary is lost, OpenKore will return to the slave (default: 0).


Example: https://youtu.be/ogTevgcDTMY?t=178

Appeared in PR#3119