PROTOCOL.md §19.12: RunicNPC over the bridge — integrations.runicNpc, the
npc.profiles, npc.profiles.set, npc.placements and npc.placement commands and
their refusals, the npc.died, npc.health and npc.placement.changed frames,
world.place with a profile, attackerNpc and attackerProfile, the tally's
npcProfileKills, the four sidecar routes, and overlay.toml's runicnpc_api.
API.md: API 3 — RunicNpc_AddPlacement, RunicNpc_RenamePlacement,
RunicNpc_RespawnPlacement and OnRunicNpcPlacementChanged.
PLAN.md stage 4: what was built in five repositories, the walk on both rigs
row by row, what was not walked and why, and what building it found.
rust-link/INSTALL.md: RunicNPC as the bundle's third file, by hand, the egg,
doctor and uninstall.
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- PLAN.md stage 3: what was built (runicnpc-rust#5), the results on
both rigs (134/134, reload and restart 5/5), what building it found
(Rust leaves an NPC in the air when its floor goes; a route leg can
be on the navmesh and still unwalkable; a shore floor not covered;
stage 2's JSON leak), the console-only at= option for the org
lead's call, and the in-game walk checklist.
- API.md: SetPlacement's navmesh check and D239 fallback, the
placements' note, List's regrounded, and SetRoute's unchecked legs.
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runicnpc/API.md is the reference for other plugins: owners, every
RunicNpc_* call, the four hooks, and the profile, placement and route
shapes. PLAN.md records stage 2's results on both rigs and what building it
found: Rust's chase needs an AI zone like its roam, and a player-built floor
joins the navmesh 0.1-0.3 s after it spawns, which corrects stage 1's Q4
(left open for the org lead). README indexes API.md.
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