Answer is Yes depending upon exactly what you want to do -
So a character can be stopped whilst moving along a path in between path points or nodes - its not just at a node point that they can be forced to stop and carry out functions or actions.
In order to achieve this though one has to study something about how FPSC scripting works - so read up on it either in the manual or in the scipt threads here at the forum.
The order of things is as you should understand - is :
action = waypoint stop = that means a character will stop anywhere along a waypoint
However to get that action to be carried out one needs first to provide an acceptable FPSC recognised condition that proceeds it.
And thats how you do it.
If the condition is true - then the action = waypointstop will be carried out.
How you build in that to you sceanrio will depend on just that - the circumstances of it and which other clever things you do or utilise in order to bring about the condition as being true.
I am not giving much away here am I but as its asked time after time and no one seems to want to make any effort to solve it I am not going to spell it out for them.
I you want to solve a prob - then just think about it logically - this one in its simplest form in itself is very easy to do except for any erratic behaviours inside FPSC relating to engine issues that are well known which interfere with characters and cause them to misbehave.
If you think of one of the main and simplest conditions that FPSC can provide and use it you can force a waypoint stop anywhere quite easily.
The more complex the scenario - the more difficult it is to find a suitable solution as we are limited in both the number of script commands and actions available by default and this applies to most behaviours you want to achieve via scripting which are not provided by default.
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