He simply missed the way up...
So there are 2 possibilities:
1. The waypoints are not perfectly seated (but i think the points are really well setted)
2. The Bot goes to the next waypoint before he reachs the first point maybe to act more natural (I solved this problem with using curves instead of straight lines for the pathfinding algorithm)

Hey DerOmega,

No I'm not doing any curving for turns or not letting it go all the way towards waypoints.. Corner graphs in conjuction with using the target position as a real node makes up for pretty smooth movement.

The actual problem there would be that some parameters need a liiittle more tweaking to match the player model that i've used. There's a variable that tells the engine, how high the player can climb. That variable should be a bit lower, so a different path would be planned, making sure that the player can climb up the steps. However, it would be a lot simplier just to move those two waypoints at the end of the steps a little.

If someone has similar problems when using I.P. in their game, drop me a PM; although most stuff are explained through in the documentation

Cheers,
Aris

Thanks for the update. The vertical surfaces "fix" makes this pretty much perfect for point and click style games. I've yet to find a problem except for that weird one that I PM'd you about.

super contribution , will this work with a6 extra?

(i am a noob) will this work with lite-c. Would the plugin still work if the wdl scripts were converted?

only one way to find out

let me know how it goes and if you're kind enough contribute back

Okey Dokey

Well ive had a go at converting, but the compiler locks up on startup, it just sits their sayin "compiling IntensePathfinding.c". Anyboby had this sort of problem before? I am happy to contribute it, but there isn't much point at the moment, unless someone wants to have a look at it to find out where ive gone horribly wrong.

Thanks you for this work.
How y can use your AI with a ladder in a tower and not a stair?