Subspace question

[ThomasKaira]

Would it be possible to use subspace to prevent monsters from leaving certain areas of a dungeon if creating walls and doors to keep them from seeing you is not a viable option?

[WillieSea]

Sort of. If they go into combat, they ignore subspaces and Nav-meshes and head straight to their target.

Have you read the Wiki on subspaces?

[ThomasKaira]

Well, the idea is to prevent the monsters from entering combat until the player enters a specific area. Once combat starts, it really doesn't matter what happens to them.

I would guess from reading the Wiki that the answer would be yes. Subspace blocks are really all I would need for what I want to do in this case.

Edited May 15, 2011 by ThomasKaira

[DarkRider]

Here's what you do, set your monsters with an aggression of 0 by default. Then set a trig zone in the area where the player enters scripted to set their aggression to 100 (I also push a startcombat as well to move things along).

From what you've described I don't think you want to use subspaces, it might interfere with their detecting the player at all.