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Tasks.FightAgainstClosestHatedTarget() on non-combat models

khorio
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So it looks like ped.Tasks.FightAgainstClosestHatedTarget() only works on combat models (police, swat, etc). (after a LOT of testing)

Not even on gang models, would there be any workaround for this?

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    Did you set the relationship to hate in both directions? (On both peds) 

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    31 minutes ago, Stealth22 said:

    Did you set the relationship to hate in both directions? (On both peds) 

    Ofcourse :) 

    I've had this problem a lot of times, if i change only the model to for example the one of a cop, it works.

    Very strange, it seems like the behaviour is linked to the models

    Edited by khorio

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