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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* This function will | *This function will cause the initiating actor to be stuck in combat alert status and unable to come out of it, no matter what combat based functions is called. To fix this, the scene package running with the phase the function is called on, must have the Weapon drawn flag checked. When checked, the alert status is back to normal when the scene ends. See [http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1447688-issue-with-playidlewithtarget-and-killer-staying-in-combat-alert/?hl=%2Balert#entry22342004 source] for more info. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 24 January 2014
Member of: Actor Script
Plays the idle passed and overrides the actor's target with the given target. If no target is passed, then the idle will use the actor's current target instead.
Syntax
bool Function PlayIdleWithTarget(Idle akIdle, ObjectReference akTarget) nativeParameters
- akIdle: The idle to play on this actor.
- akTarget: The target the actor should play the idle with - usually used for paired animations.
Return Value
True if the idle was successfully loaded and played, false otherwise.
Examples
; Start Hadvar's backstab paired idle against the thief
if Hadvar.PlayIdleWithTarget(Backstab, Thief)
Debug.Trace("Hadvar just backstabbed the thief!")
else
Debug.Trace("Something went wrong")
endIfNotes
- This function will cause the initiating actor to be stuck in combat alert status and unable to come out of it, no matter what combat based functions is called. To fix this, the scene package running with the phase the function is called on, must have the Weapon drawn flag checked. When checked, the alert status is back to normal when the scene ends. See source for more info.