Difference between revisions of "IsEquipped - Actor"
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== Notes == | |||
* Specifying a light that can be carried (e.g., torches) as akItem will always return false no matter if the light is equipped or not. To determine if the actor has a light equipped, use [[GetEquippedItemType - Actor|GetEquippedItemType()]]. Light objects will send [[OnObjectEquipped - Actor|OnObjectEquipped()]] events, however. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
*[[Actor Script]] | *[[Actor Script]] | ||
*[[EquipItem - Actor]] | *[[EquipItem - Actor]] | ||
Revision as of 01:13, 8 June 2012
Member of: Actor Script
Does the actor have the specified item equipped?
Syntax
bool Function IsEquipped(Form akItem) nativeParameters
- akItem: The item to check for.
Return Value
If the actor has the item equipped or not.
Examples
; Does the player have the uber sword equipped?
if (Game.GetPlayer().IsEquipped(UberSwordProperty))
Debug.Trace("The player has the uber sword equipped")
endIfNotes
- Specifying a light that can be carried (e.g., torches) as akItem will always return false no matter if the light is equipped or not. To determine if the actor has a light equipped, use GetEquippedItemType(). Light objects will send OnObjectEquipped() events, however.