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# 01 Quick Start

Your first network in 2 minutes.

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### Enable the plugin

**Edit > Plugins** → search **OpenWorld Navigation** → check it → restart the editor.
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### Open the OWP editor mode

Click the **OWP** icon (location pin) in the editor mode toolbar, or pick it from the Modes dropdown.

A panel appears on the left with three sections: **Edit**, **Network**, **Analyze**.
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### Draw a network

1. Click **Draw**.
2. Click in the viewport — first node placed.
3. Click again — second node + path between them.
4. Keep clicking to extend the chain.
5. Click near an existing node to snap and close a loop.
6. Press **Enter** to finalize.
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### Test pathfinding

1. Click **Pathfind** (Analyze section).
2. Click a start node, then a goal node.
3. The shortest route lights up yellow with the cost.
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### Make an AI follow it

In your AI pawn Blueprint:

1. From any event, drop a **OWP AI Move To** node.
2. **Pawn** = `self`.
3. **Target Actor** or **Target Location** = where to go.
4. Connect **On Success** / **On Fail** to the rest of your logic.

That's it. The AI snaps to the nearest node, computes the route, and walks the splines.
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