These poor legions are stuck in a tree! Call a fireman!

**CTD_or_Bust** · April 13, 2012, 03:02 PM

I'm looking for creative input on how to eliminate these pesky stacks that have spawned inside a forest.

Evidence A:

As you can plainly see, these babies are stuck. I can't attack them, they can't attack me and they cannot move out of that patch of forest. They spawned there as part of the Civil War (Second Rebellion) script and I would very much like them to go away. I am concerned that if I do not eliminate them they may cause the Second Rebellion script to reactivate and repeat itself indefinitely.

So I'm looking for ideas here! Is there some secret kill command that I don't know about? Or a move character command? I don't know which console commands work in RSII and which don't.

My best guess is to somehow move a character and their army into the forest directly on top of the stuck rebels then auto resolve them to death.

Thoughts, input?

**century x** · April 13, 2012, 08:30 PM

I believe there is nothing you can do

**dvk901** · April 13, 2012, 09:35 PM

Originally Posted by CTD_or_Bust

I'm looking for creative input on how to eliminate these pesky stacks that have spawned inside a forest.

Evidence A:

As you can plainly see, these babies are stuck. I can't attack them, they can't attack me and they cannot move out of that patch of forest. They spawned there as part of the Civil War (Second Rebellion) script and I would very much like them to go away. I am concerned that if I do not eliminate them they may cause the Second Rebellion script to reactivate and repeat itself indefinitely.

So I'm looking for ideas here! Is there some secret kill command that I don't know about? Or a move character command? I don't know which console commands work in RSII and which don't.

My best guess is to somehow move a character and their army into the forest directly on top of the stuck rebels then auto resolve them to death.

Thoughts, input?

When you see things like this you need to bring up the console and type this in:

show_cursorstat

withe the mouse pointer over the stack. The only way I can find out why that's happening is to know the exact x,y co-ordinates. Then I can look through the script, find and fix it. Post a pic then, or give me the x,y co-ords.