NAVP Test World

A Hitman: World of Assassination Mod for testing Navmeshes

Mod description:

This mod is designed to test custom Navmeshes created using NavTool in ZHMTools.
To use the new updates to NavTool, download the NavTool-win-x64.zip file from the latest release of ZHMTools and extract the contents. Then go to the folder where NavTool.exe is and launch the NavTool.exe executible with the appropriate arguments using the following instructions:
It will read from NAVP or JSON depending on the filename in the first argument. If the filename contains JSON it will open and parse that JSON file.

Writing to NAVP:

Use the --navp flag and enter the output filename.
Example:
NavTool.exe 00F7EAFFD546CE00.NAVP.JSON --navp 00F7EAFFD546CE00.NAVP

Writing to JSON:

Use the --json flag and enter the output filename. I recommend naming the file [HASHCODE].NAVP.JSON, but it can be anything as long as it ends in .JSON.
Example:
NavTool.exe 009F622BC6A91CC4.NAVP --json 009F622BC6A91CC4.NAVP.JSON

Using the NAVP file in a scenario

Then once you have your NAVP file, you can set a scenario to use it by setting the m_NavpowerResourceID property of the [modules:/zpathfinderconfiguration.class].pc_entitytype entity of the scenario to your NAVP file.
For instance, if you have a NAVP file with the ioi string [assembly:/_pro/scenes/atomicforce/missions/navptestworld/scene_navp_test_world.navp].pc_navp, name it 009F622BC6A91CC4.NAVP and reference it like so.

{
  "parent": "feeda7528f32d6f9",
  "name": "PathfinderConfiguration",
  "factory": "[modules:/zpathfinderconfiguration.class].pc_entitytype",
  "blueprint": "[modules:/zpathfinderconfiguration.class].pc_entityblueprint",
  "properties": {
    "m_NavpowerResourceID": {
      "type": "ZRuntimeResourceID",
      "value": {
        "resource": "[assembly:/_pro/scenes/atomicforce/missions/navptestworld/scene_navp_test_world.navp].pc_navp",
        "flag": "5F"
      }
    }
  }
}

Visualizing the NAVP

You can also view it using NavViewer, which is also in ZHMTools.

Run NavTool.exe with the only argument being the filename of the NAVP you want to visualize and output the contents to a file. For instance to output to 00F7EAFFD546CE00.js like so NavTool.exe 00F7EAFFD546CE00.NAVP > 00F7EAFFD546CE00.js.
Copy the contents of that file output to NavMeshes.js in the NavViewer folder.
Start an http server in the NavViewer folder. One option is the npm package http-server, which you can install via npm install --global http-server. Then you can just run http-server -c-1 from the NavViewer folder.
Navigate to that URL, for instance http://127.0.0.1:8080.

Installation instructions:

Download a release zip file.
Import it using SMF (Simple Mod Framework: https://github.com/atampy25/simple-mod-framework).
Click Deploy.
Launch Hitman in Offline mode.

Current release uses NavpJsonVersion 0.1.
NavpJsonVersion 0.1 Example:

{
  "Areas": [
    {
      "Area": { "Index": 1 },
      "Edges": [
        {
          "Position": { "X": -22.8499, "Y": -12.9597, "Z": -1.3357 },
          "Flags": 662
        },
        {
          "Position": { "X": -21.75, "Y": -15.85, "Z": -1.3504 },
          "Flags": 451
        },
        {
          "Adjacent Area": 2,
          "Position": { "X": -20.75, "Y": -12.9497, "Z": -1.3505 },
          "Flags": 1772
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "Area": { "Index": 2, "Type": "Steps" },
      "Edges": [
        {
          "Adjacent Area": 3,
          "Position": { "X": -20.75, "Y": -8.4714, "Z": 1.6817 },
          "Flags": 1776
        },
        { "Position": { "X": -22.5496, "Y": -8.48, "Z": 1.6943 } },
        { "Position": { "X": -22.85, "Y": -8.55, "Z": 1.65 } },
        {
          "Adjacent Area": 1,
          "Position": { "X": -22.8499, "Y": -12.9597, "Z": -1.3357 },
          "Flags": 1772
        },
        { "Position": { "X": -20.75, "Y": -12.9497, "Z": -1.3505 } }
      ]
    },
    {
      "Area": { "Index": 3, "Type": "Steps" },
      "Edges": [
        { "Position": { "X": -22.55, "Y": -8.25, "Z": 1.85 } },
        {
          "Adjacent Area": 2,
          "Position": { "X": -22.5496, "Y": -8.48, "Z": 1.6943 },
          "Flags": 1776
        },
        { "Position": { "X": -20.75, "Y": -8.4714, "Z": 1.6817 } },
        {
          "Position": { "X": -20.75, "Y": -6.45, "Z": 3.0503 },
          "Type": "Portal",
          "Flags": 594
        }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "NavpJsonVersion": "0.1"
}

Credits:

dbierek / navptestworld