(Formerly known as MoveCharacter, which is now obsolete)
(Formerly known as MoveCharacterBlocking, which is now obsolete)
(Formerly known as MoveCharacterDirect, which is now obsolete)

Character.Walk(int x, int y, optional BlockingStyle,
                             optional WalkWhere);

If blocking is eNoBlock (the default) then control returns to the script immediately, and the character will move in the background.

If blocking is eBlock then this command will wait for the character to finish moving before your script resumes.

If walkWhere is eWalkableAreas (the default), then the character will attempt to get as close a possible to (X,Y) by using the room's walkable areas.

If walkWhere is eAnywhere, then the character will simply walk directly from its current location to (X,Y), ignoring the room walkable areas.

If you don't want the character's walking animation to play, you can use the Move command instead.

NOTE: this function only works with characters which are on the current screen.

NOTE: if you need to find out when the character has reached its destination, use the Moving property. See the variables section for more information.

Example:

cEgo.Walk(155, 122, eBlock);

See Also: Character.AddWaypoint, Character.FaceCharacter, Character.Move, MoveCharacterToObject, Object.Move, Character.StopMoving