walkMonsterTo

AVAILABLE FROM UPDATE 0.1.2

This function is available in G1R:MP 0.1.2 and later. The contract below includes the compatibility guarantees introduced in that update.

Commands a living server-owned monster to walk to a world position.

Syntax

bool walkMonsterTo(string monsterId, number x, number y, number z)

Name	Type	Required	Description
`monsterId`	`string`	yes	The opaque decimal monster identifier returned by `spawnMonster` or `getMonsters`.
`x`	`number`	yes	Destination X coordinate in metres.
`y`	`number`	yes	Destination Y coordinate in metres.
`z`	`number`	yes	Destination Z coordinate in metres.

Returns true when the movement command and its server-side route are accepted; otherwise returns false.

Send a guard creature to a waypoint:

if not walkMonsterTo(monsterId, 25.0, 12.0, 3.0) then
    outputDebugString("Monster destination is unreachable", 1)
end

Available only in server-side resource scripts.
This is movement over time, not a teleport. Use setMonsterPosition only for an explicit authoritative teleport.
The command clears the current player target. When a nonzero target is cleared, the existing onMonsterTargetChange event is emitted.
Ground-following monsters use the conservative server navigation-blocker layer baked only from explicitly authored unwalkable, NavArea_Null and nav-mesh exclusion geometry. Ordinary terrain and NavArea_Avoid are not guessed to be hard blockers. If no valid path exists, the function returns false and never falls back to a straight segment through a blocker.
Dynamic character-capsule spacing prevents monsters, NPCs and players from occupying the same space. Additional pursuers select spaced flank positions instead of stacking on the active attacker.
Flying catalog types use their airborne movement model with three-dimensional clearance checks.