How to detect my last kill

[argent77]

I’ve written a creature script which simulates a hunter. The creature should look for animals in the area and attack them when found. This part works well already, but I have trouble to detect when the animal has been killed by the attacker.

 

This is the basic script for my creature. The last block doesn’t get executed however.

// *** No target in sight ***
IF
   Detect([PC])
   !See([0.ANIMAL.0.0.0.0.0])
THEN RESPONSE #100
   RandomWalk()
END

// *** Action when target is in sight ***
IF
   Detect([PC])
   See([0.ANIMAL.0.0.0.0.0])
THEN RESPONSE #100
   AttackReevaluate(LastSeenBy(Myself), 30)
   Continue()
END

// *** Action when target has been killed (doesn't work) ***
IF
   Killed(LastSeenBy(Myself))
THEN RESPONSE #100
   DisplayStringHead(Myself, 74156)
END

[Miloch]

Might want to try a StateCheck(LastSeenBy(),STATE_REALLY_DEAD) instead of the Killed() trigger. And then you want to put a variable check in there to make sure it doesn't loop endlessly.

[jastey]

I think you have to tell what the "lastSeenByMyself" is suppposed to be. Does it work if you add the "See([0.ANIMAL.0.0.0.0.0])" into that scriptblock. And what Miloch said.