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imported>Jlundin (New page: Category:Scripting Category:Papyrus '''Member of:''' Actor Script Enables or disables this actor's AI. == Syntax == <source lang="papyrus"> Function EnableAI(bool abEnable = ...) |
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GoodActor.EnableAI() | GoodActor.EnableAI() | ||
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== Notes == | |||
* Disabling an actor's AI will also disable its havok processing. As a result, moving an actor whose AI is disabled can result in the actor hovering in the air above the target destination. When the AI is enabled, the actor will settle/fall to the ground. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
*[[Actor Script]] | *[[Actor Script]] | ||
Revision as of 19:03, 4 July 2015
Member of: Actor Script
Enables or disables this actor's AI.
Syntax
Function EnableAI(bool abEnable = true) nativeParameters
- abEnable: Whether to enable or disable the AI.
- Default: True
Return Value
None.
Examples
; Turn off evil AI
EvilActor.EnableAI(false)
; Turn on good guy's AI
GoodActor.EnableAI()Notes
- Disabling an actor's AI will also disable its havok processing. As a result, moving an actor whose AI is disabled can result in the actor hovering in the air above the target destination. When the AI is enabled, the actor will settle/fall to the ground.