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I'm a bit confused with the Editor Location concept, specially | I'm a bit confused with the Editor Location concept, specially after reading the notes in [[GetCurrentLocation - ObjectReference|GetCurrentLocation]] description. | ||
Here, this function returns the [[location]] where a reference was spawned, but the other function says that many cells aren't assigned to a particular location. Does this mean that GetEditorLocation returns nothing in these cases? I'm probably going to experiment a bit with this, but maybe somebody can clarify this for me. --[[User:Darkitow|Darkitow]] ([[User talk:Darkitow|talk]]) 2015-02-22T12:21:20 (EST) | Here, this function returns the [[location]] where a reference was spawned, but the other function says that many cells aren't assigned to a particular location. Does this mean that GetEditorLocation returns nothing in these cases? I'm probably going to experiment a bit with this, but maybe somebody can clarify this for me. --[[User:Darkitow|Darkitow]] ([[User talk:Darkitow|talk]]) 2015-02-22T12:21:20 (EST) | ||
: This has been tested, and yeah it will return none. Interestingly enough, this doesn't hold true for the fallout 4 version. --[[User:Rasikko|Rasikko]] ([[User talk:Rasikko|talk]]) 2018-06-09T02:38:50 (EDT) | |||
Latest revision as of 01:38, 9 June 2018
I'm a bit confused with the Editor Location concept, specially after reading the notes in GetCurrentLocation description.
Here, this function returns the location where a reference was spawned, but the other function says that many cells aren't assigned to a particular location. Does this mean that GetEditorLocation returns nothing in these cases? I'm probably going to experiment a bit with this, but maybe somebody can clarify this for me. --Darkitow (talk) 2015-02-22T12:21:20 (EST)