Or maybe i was just the only one to expect that function to return the actual closes npc by specified name/id. 

 

Im trying to use closestAttackableNPCForName() and i notice that it doesnt get the closest, actualy it seems like it chooses randomly from the one in some middle range.

1) It's a method

2) You have to add an argument (id of what your getting or the name in this case)

Edited October 20, 201312 yr by Swizzbeat

When you are checking for the closest one, make sure you check immediatly before attacking. Like this, 

 

NPC whatever = closestAttackableNPCForName();

attack that npc on the next line.

 

Otherwise you have stored the npc as the closest one at the time that you checked for them. That could possibly pose an issue. If you check immediately before attacking, that should be good. 

 

 

Edit: Im assuming that you have a string name as the parameters right?

Edited October 20, 201312 yr by Mysteryy