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# MovePath\_35

<mark style="color:green;">A waypoint network used to guide scripted monster groups to a distant destination without crossing map obstacles—currently used only by Crywolf, for the Dark Elf invasion monsters marching toward the statue.</mark>

| Column | Accepted Values | Description                                                                                               |
| ------ | --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| State  | Number          | Present in the file, but the server **does not use this value anywhere**—it is effectively a dead column. |
| Map    | Map number      | The map to which this waypoint belongs.                                                                   |
| X / Y  | Coordinates     | Waypoint position.                                                                                        |

### <mark style="color:yellow;">Notes</mark>

* Despite the filename (`MovePath_35`), this number is not automatically read from anywhere—the Crywolf path is referenced directly by the file's full name in the server code. Renaming the file would cause the server to stop finding it.
* The server selects the waypoint closest to the monster's current position (within a radius of 10 tiles) and, among those candidates, chooses the one closest to the final destination. This is how the group "hops" from waypoint to waypoint until it arrives, rather than moving in a straight line.
* This is currently the only file of this type referenced by the server (used exclusively by the Crywolf map). Creating a new one would also require referencing it elsewhere in the server code—it is not automatically discovered based on its folder location.