Sending an NPC to another scene

One call moves an NPC that is far away into another scene.

NpcActions moving a far-away NPC to another scene

ChangeLevel moves the NPC into the scene you name. Check Npcs.Get(id).CurrentScene afterwards to see where it is.

public static class NpcActions
{
    public static bool ChangeLevel(int npcId, string scene);
}

Method	Returns	What it does
`ChangeLevel(npcId, scene)`	`bool`	Moves a far-away NPC to another scene.

Things to know

ChangeLevel moves an NPC that is not in your scene into the scene you name. The NPC does not walk there. The game puts it there at once. (It calls the game’s NPCSceneUtilities.ChangeNPCLevel.)
ChangeLevel gives true when the NPC now belongs to that scene, which does not mean you can see it. You can check with Npcs.Get(id).CurrentScene. If scene is the one that is loaded, the game spawns the NPC at a level-change door of that scene: the door to its old level, or else the first door it finds. With no door, the game logs an error and the NPC appears the next time that scene loads.
The change stays in memory until the next game save, and then it is saved. The saved fields are the scene, the time spent in the level (the game resets it to 0), and the position, which the framework clears so the NPC does not reuse coordinates from its old level. With the position cleared, the game uses the NPC’s scheduled spot instead. The NPC’s path is not changed. (The fields are currentScene, timeInLevel and currentPosition. activePath is not changed.)