Dino Actors have a convenient PreventStasis boolean variable which can be set. When the flyer is en route to a flag, PreventStatsis is set to true. When the flyer completes its journey, or the flight is cancelled PreventStasis is set to false so that normal stasis operations occur.

The server puts a zone in stasis when there are no players, or no actors with PreventStatsis set to true present in the zone.

Wow, thanks for the detailed level of explaination!
Does PreventStasis=true only affect the Dino Actor it is set on or the whole zone?

In both cases I doubt it should affect server performance too much.

Originally posted by BlankFX:

Wow, thanks for the detailed level of explaination!
Does PreventStasis=true only affect the Dino Actor it is set on or the whole zone?

In both cases I doubt it should affect server performance too much.

A bit like asking if a tree falls in the woods and nobody is around, does it make a sound? :-P

Hard to say without direct access to the underlying C++ code. I'm uncertain whether they are treated any differently to players in a zone. My assumption would be if the actor is not in stasis, then neither are other actors within range of it, as the zone is definitely not stasised.