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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*This is a function performed on an ActorBase, meaning all Actors derived from this will have this class. | *This is a function performed on an ActorBase, meaning all Actors derived from this will have this class. | ||
*Like most SKSE functions performed on an ActorBase, the change will not persist across gaming sessions. If you want a class change for an Actor to persist, you will need to implement the class change via the [[OnPlayerLoadGame - Actor|OnPlayerLoadGame()]] event or a similar mechanism. | |||
Revision as of 14:17, 27 November 2013
SKSE Member of: ActorBase Script
Set the class of this actor. (This function requires SKSE)
Syntax
Function SetClass(Class c) nativeParameters
- Class: the new class for this Actor.
Return Value
None.
Notes
- This is a function performed on an ActorBase, meaning all Actors derived from this will have this class.
- Like most SKSE functions performed on an ActorBase, the change will not persist across gaming sessions. If you want a class change for an Actor to persist, you will need to implement the class change via the OnPlayerLoadGame() event or a similar mechanism.
Examples
Class Property Berserker Auto
ActorBase pActorBase = Game.GetPlayer().GetActorBase()
pActorBase.SetClass(Berserker)