[Zephyrus]

i dont see how this opens up a *lot* of features, noone could think of any use except for cssdm but its very nice still

[necavi]

I have a few things planned for it that should be pretty neat, in the next day or so I can finish up my port (been extremely busy).

[RedSword]

Will there be anything to modify the navigation graph ? (or will that be even possible ?)

[necavi]

No, because that's built-in to the engine. Try nav_edit 1.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by necavi No, because that's built-in to the engine. Try nav_edit 1.

On a side note, sv_cheats has to be set to 1 for that to work.

Valve has a whole section on editing NAV files on the Valve wiki.

(Didn't I just link to that on the last page?)

Edit: Although it looks like that page is missing commands specific to games other than Counter-Strike: Source.

[API]

Just in-case people enjoy browsing via Github / forking, I now have a link (from within War3Sourcev2): https://github.com/AnthonyIacono/War...ree/master/Nav

[TnTSCS]

this could be good for zombie:escape for a !zstuck... get the current player's location, and move them N units away

[API]

Originally Posted by TnTSCS this could be good for zombie:escape for a !zstuck... get the current player's location, and move them N units away

That's a good idea. I'll build this soon for you guys. Thanks for the suggestion

[pcmaster]

Uhm, is there any Documentation how to use this or do I have to include it into my own Extension?

[API]

All the interfaces are documented (I<Something>.h); but here is a high level guide to using this:
1) Include the files into your project (since this is not a precompiled library)
2) Setup an INavMeshLoader: INavMeshLoader *p = new NavMeshLoader(); p->Load()
3) Traverse the INavMesh* returned from p and analyze results.