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If the calling reference is being affected by a [[Spell]] that ''[[Effect List|can potentially apply]]'' a [[Magic Effect]] with the specified [[Keyword]], then the condition function returns 1. | If the calling reference is being affected by a [[Spell]] that ''[[Effect List|can potentially apply]]'' a [[Magic Effect]] with the specified [[Keyword]], then the condition function returns 1. This means that a magic effect will cause this function to return 1 if the effect-side conditions are met, even if the spell-side conditions aren't met and the effect isn't actually active. | ||
In other words, "having a magic effect" is distinct from "being affected by a magic effect," and this function tests for the former. | In other words, "having a magic effect" is distinct from "being affected by a magic effect," and this function tests for the former. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:59, 2 June 2017
Description[edit | edit source]
If the calling reference is being affected by a Spell that can potentially apply a Magic Effect with the specified Keyword, then the condition function returns 1. This means that a magic effect will cause this function to return 1 if the effect-side conditions are met, even if the spell-side conditions aren't met and the effect isn't actually active.
In other words, "having a magic effect" is distinct from "being affected by a magic effect," and this function tests for the former.
Syntax[edit | edit source]
ActorRef.HasMagicEffectKeyword KeywordString
Example[edit | edit source]
Player.HasMagicEffectKeyword "MagicBlessing"
Papyrus Version[edit | edit source]
Actor.HasMagicEffectWithKeyword