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7 kwi 2024 · Place your mouse over it and follow its instructions to get the timer to start working. The reason for this is that the game remembers 2 tiles. When you move over 10 steps away from both tiles the oldest one is moved to under you and the NPC aggression timer resets.
- How it works - GitHub: Let’s build from here
Enter the names of NPCs, separated by commas, in the...
- How it works - GitHub: Let’s build from here
19 paź 2020 · NPC Aggression timer is of the most helpful, and most overlooked plugins in the game. In the long run, it can save you hours, tens of hours, or even more depending on how much you AFK....
Great explanation. Pretty sure I finally understand this for the first time now. Just for me to understand correctly though, does this mean that in OP's post he is now stood in the centre of an aggression area and cannot just keep running back to that one spot every time he needs to reset.
When you move over 10 steps away from both tiles the oldest one is moved to under you and the NPC aggression timer resets. In order for the plugin to figure out where those tiles are you must first teleport away (entering a dungeon also counts as a "teleport") so that you are out of the radius of both those tiles, thus resetting them so that ...
5 kwi 2020 · Here I can literally step one tile and back to reset my aggression. You can alt+tab out of your screen and Runelite will pop it back up to the top, or give you a notification, for when your aggression has expired.
Enter the names of NPCs, separated by commas, in the presence of which you would like to see NPC aggression timers. You can use wildcards e.g. *wyvern, *dragon to have the timers show in the presence of all wyverns and dragons.
All plugins on runelite are checked before being allowed in the plugin hub so it's probably safe. Other than that, manually marking the tiles with ground markers plugin to show aggro range is an alternative.
