A flat, large, straight hallway without obstacles won't even need one, but a place with stairs, door jambs, ramps, and other obstacles will need a detailed grid.Ī good example is the famous cavern of Addamasartus, near Seyda Neen:Īs you see, the grid follows the ledge leading to the entrance. Pathways and path nodes are especially useful at places where the AI has trouble navigating. With a node selected, ctrl + left click on another connects both or if they're already connected, disconnects them.ħ. In this mode, it's the selected node that is used as the pivot point when rotating/centering/etc. Path nodes can be deleted just like items, with the delete key.ĥ. Default path nodes are red, custom path nodes are blue. (That would be useless anyway.) A right click creates a new path node.ģ. Path nodes can be selected and moved just like any other items.Ģ. So, leave the path grid window open, and go to your render window.ġ. Save user points seems to have no purpose, user points are always saved anyway. Granularity defines the size of the squares created by the red path nodes (red = default) when a default path grid is generated.

Generate default grid isn't interesting, as it will make the same mistakes as the AI. Click on the Pathgrid icon or use World->Edit Cell Path Grid. Note that Oblivion uses the same pathgrid system and the interface in Oblivion's CS is identical. A quick tutorial on how to use pathgrids in Morrowind.

Morrowind path of the incarnate