ALL of the navmesh in that picture is vanilla, none of it was added by me. You don't need the Nave Cut so you can loose it.ĭelete out some of the vanilla navemesh or if you don't want to do that you can try to reposition the verts but most likely you will have to remove some triangles to even be able to navemesh the stairs properly. if the boarder is navemeshed properly the green will show after the cells have been finalized. If you don't know the green line you see in your screen indicates that two worldspace navemeshes are connected and NPC's can cross from one to the other. Navemesh is a different animal all together I'm also assuming your taking the 'DO NOT DELETE VANILLA REF's' a bit to far. You can't just disable part of it then add to the middle. You can remove some of the vanilla triangles and verts and don't have to disable the existing navemesh. ' So really it's how to disable that whole section of vanilla navmesh under my collision box and connect new to the 'middle' of vanilla navmesh that I can't figure out.' The Nave Cut keeps the NPC from magically walking through the locked (Chained door)Ģ. They seem to mostly be used for things like the chained doors which all have the nave cut which gets disabled when the player unchains the door. It is my understanding as long as they are enabled they will stop the NPC from crossing. The Primitive (Collision Box) Nave Cuts are used to stop NPC's from temporarily pathing certain areas of navemesh.

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