0003738: Certain pickpocketed objects should not elicit a reaction from an AI

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update

0003738	The Dark Mod	AI	public	28.05.2014 03:26	28.05.2014 11:41

Reporter	grayman	Assigned To	grayman
Priority	normal	Severity	normal	Reproducibility	always
Status	resolved	Resolution	fixed
Product Version	TDM 2.02
Target Version	TDM 2.02	Fixed in Version	TDM 2.02

Summary	0003738: Certain pickpocketed objects should not elicit a reaction from an AI
Description	2.02 includes a new "react to having a pocket picked" feature. Certain objects should not cause the AI to react. For example, he shouldn't notice when an arrow is plucked from a quiver on his back, since he has many more arrows in the quiver. So we need a spawnarg for objects like this. "notice_when_stolen" "1" - react when this is stolen (default) "notice_when_stolen" "0" - don't react when this is stolen A setting of "1" doesn't guarantee a reaction, since there are other rules in place that determine whether a reaction occurs or not.
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grayman 28.05.2014 03:39 viewer ~0006642 Last edited: 28.05.2014 11:31	Afterthought: Would a stolen arrow register as a picked pocket? The arrow is attached to the quiver, and the quiver to the AI. Stolen items are only registered if they're directly attached to the AI. Edit: No, they're not, but it's due to ammunition being handled differently, and not considered objects that can be pickpocketed.

grayman 28.05.2014 11:41 viewer ~0006643	Added a “notice_when_stolen” spawnarg for items that can be stolen from AI but shouldn’t cause the AI to react. Rev. 6020: MissionData.cpp

Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
28.05.2014 03:26	grayman	New Issue
28.05.2014 03:26	grayman	Status	new => assigned
28.05.2014 03:26	grayman	Assigned To	=> grayman
28.05.2014 03:39	grayman	Note Added: 0006642
28.05.2014 11:31	grayman	Note Edited: 0006642
28.05.2014 11:41	grayman	Note Added: 0006643
28.05.2014 11:41	grayman	Status	assigned => resolved
28.05.2014 11:41	grayman	Resolution	open => fixed
28.05.2014 11:41	grayman	Fixed in Version	=> TDM 2.02