===== ⚙️ Bot Settings =====

The **Settings Tab** controls the basic configuration of your bot.  
Here you can set its name, enable or disable it, and choose how it moves in your world.

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==== 📝 Bot Name ====
- Change the bot’s display name.  \\
- This is how players will see and interact with the bot in your world.  \\
- You can rename bots at any time. \\

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==== 🆔 Bot ID ====
- Each bot has a unique **Bot ID**.  \\
- This ID is used in the [[bots:program|Program Tab]] as a reference.  \\
- The Bot ID is **not editable**.\\

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==== ✅ Bot Enabled ====
- Toggle whether the bot is active.  \\
- If disabled, the bot will not respond to triggers, actions, or conditions.  \\
- Useful for testing or temporarily removing functionality.\\

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==== 🚶 Movement Type ====
Bots can move in different ways depending on your setup:

* **Stationary** (default)  
  - The bot stays in one place.  
  - Best for vendors, greeters, or static NPCs.

* **Predefined Path**  
  - Create waypoints using world coordinates.  
  - Coordinates are shown in the stats window to help placement.  
  - Add multiple waypoints to build complex paths.  
  - The bot will follow the path in sequence.

* **Random Roaming**  
  - Set a movement speed.  
  - Define a roaming radius (in tiles).  
  - The bot will wander randomly within the radius from its starting position.  
  - Great for creating lifelike, wandering NPCs.

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===== Summary =====
The **Settings Tab** defines your bot’s identity and movement.  
You can:
  * Name your bot  
  * Reference it by Bot ID  
  * Enable or disable functionality  
  * Choose how it moves (stationary, path, or roaming)  

Next: configure your bot’s [[bots:inventory|Inventory]] to give it items, or build logic in the [[bots:program|Program Tab]].