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It's "Location" field specifies "Near editor location, radius 1500" - this means that he will "sandbox" around the spot he is placed in the editor, with a radius of 1500 units (which is usually enough to cover a small interior building). If you look at the other default packages in Bendu's list, you'll notice they're all using "Near editor location" - because they don't specify an exact location in the world, they can be used by any actor. | |||
Another useful feature of this package is "Unlock On Arrival = True". This means that whenever he starts running this package, he will unlock his doors, which is good since he's supposed to be a questgiver - we don't want him hiding behind a locked door. | Another useful feature of this package is "Unlock On Arrival = True". This means that whenever he starts running this package, he will unlock his doors, which is good since he's supposed to be a questgiver - we don't want him hiding behind a locked door. |