Troubles with monster

[Adrianis]

I think you have you're true/false for SetEnemyDisableTriggers the wrong way round.

Disable Triggers - true
It is true that the triggers are disabled, so the enemy doesn't react to the player

Disable Triggers - false
It is false that the triggers are disabled, so it will chase the player


Try it the other way around

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void QuietYou(string& asName, bool abDisabled)
    {
    SetEnemyDisableTriggers("Myboi", true);
    }

void Attack(string& asName, bool abDisabled)
{
SetEnemyDisableTriggers("Myboi", false);
AddEnemyPatrolNode("Myboi", "MoveHerePlease1", 0, "");
}

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Also, if i have this in my script:
if(ScriptDebugOn()) {

}

where do i put my code

Yeh it goes between the { }

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if (ScriptDebugOn()) {
    // code here
}

Exactly the same as code within a function, the way you show that a block of code belongs in a certain group is with { and }
Here's an example, first as you might see it, and in the second example I've marked it up with comments to show what I mean

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void Function(stuff)
{
     CODE HERE
     if (x == y)
     {
            CODE HERE
     }
}

void Function(stuff)
{ // this starts the code block for Function
     CODE HERE
     if (x == y)
     { // this starts the code block for the 'if'
            CODE HERE
     }// this ends the code block for the 'if'
} // this ends the code block for Function

It's also worth remembering that it doesn't matter where you put the { and }, so long as they are there
All of these examples are valid

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if (x == y)
{
   // code
}

if (x == y) {
   // code
}

if (x == y) { // code }