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Yes, it can be done and has been talked about repetitively by the the developers. I think a better decision has been reached though that would prevent the mapper from being used any more other then to just set your grind spots. No more mesh based system really as it will contain all world information. That's the idea anyways.

I think this route will be the best as it will eliminate any navigation problems (in theory anyways) that are brought up. It will also bring down some of the complexity on the users end of using the bot (in theory..)

I know Rhui in particular is about to have a little vacation time that he is going to devote a lot of time to the project (what a nut! But we love him for it!)

And Creo, Bob, and V all are investing considerable amounts of their personal time as well. I must say, they all do a great job!

Excellent news. Thank you for the update! I'm going to have to search this forum more to read up on future navigation design.

Dellasus wrote:
1. Is it possible to code the navigation logic to know how long it has been near the surrounding points, and if no progress is made after a certain amount of time to calculate a different path to the destination based on currently known connections, in stead of trying to walk directly at the destination? If still there is no progress, go into "Logout" and "Waiting..." sequence. I think this might prevent some 7 day bans that have been happening lately.

I sometimes make one part of the route omni-directional in nav mapper 'edit' mode - this forces the bot to make an alt route, just once / day to help avoid detection. seems to work... so far

jonmale wrote:
I sometimes make one part of the route omni-directional in nav mapper 'edit' mode - this forces the bot to make an alt route, just once / day to help avoid detection. seems to work... so far

I do that too, when I think a cliff jump option can be useful, or I want to restrict the pathing.

It is worthwhile getting multiple accounts, and viewing your bot via the other account. It actually looks reasonably normal from another persons view.

And as far as can be determined, there is no detection other than another player reporting.

I agree. I have done the same （although just used a friend in game to watch me and tell me if they noticed anything odd and they didn‘t.

Genius, I was trying to think of a way to "black list" certain locations on the mesh map in NavMapper. I think I will just put single direction connections that make it impossible for my character to get to.

I'm running into a problem where my character will jump down a cliff and then think her can climb back up.... In other forums, people talked about making it impossible for your toon to run to those areas; but they didn't go into details. Thanks again for giving me another idea of how to make my settings/map data more better.

another thing I do (especially if you use wouterje excellent grindspots from forum) is to delete one of the grindlocations and add another close by (remember to enable mapping to do so). This can also help avoid same grindspots being used especially if we all are using this download.