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Question 1:
I'm having issues allowing AI units to go through the little tunnel on mustafar shipped map, it's the one marked in the screenshot below I tried using the planning hubs and connecting them like normal but the AI ignore it completely. I even tried putting maximum weight on the connections too, with no effect.

Strange thing I noticed is when I put new hub, it automatically sticks to the terrain and I can't move it upwards to the same height as every other hubs that are already there by default put by the developers. And when I click on the existing ones, the same thing happens, they just stick to terrain and become unusable.

Question 2:
Also, must there be a dynamic connection applied to the connection because of the little doors?

Question 3:
Why does ZE bug when I click on existing connections that are dynamic? It hides the 3 options on all connections "Jump", "Jetjump" and "Oneway" unless I change the ZE tab from planning to something else then come back to it. Thanks

Hm...perhaps there are barriers around yout little tunnel.

If you're editing a stock Mustafar and want the planning data, look in the assets for MUS\world1\ and fine the main .PLN file(usually the largest), open it with Notepad, then copy everything.

Replace all that data over the data in your mod's main .PLN file.

This should add all the stock Mustafar planning to your level, then you can pick and choose which connections and hubs you may want gone. If you've moved any of the parts of the map, you will have to move the planning along with it.

I don't think that planning/barrier height level means anything since the AI can only use them in 2d e.g. you can't have two connections crossing eachother on different levels, because the AI will want to follow both of them on any height.

thelegend wrote:Hm...perhaps there are barriers around yout little tunnel.

Yeah I forgot about that thanks

And what about the other questions guys?

Question 2: No.

Question 3: It's probably an engine limitation rather than a bug.

Conclusion: The only thing the dynamic flag is used for is making it so dynamic-flagged connections can be disabled/re-enabled in mission scripts, so set it only if you need to do so.

I see, thanks