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This'll return 1.0 if the actor currently has the spell SpellID equipped at the "Right" Casting Source. | This'll return 1.0 if the actor currently has the spell SpellID equipped at the "Right" Casting Source. | ||
==Notes== | |||
HasEquippedSpell is currently broken as a condition function. There is no selectable parameter for the Spell ID. Instead consider trying to combine spellhaskeyword and spellhascastingperk in a way where only the desired spell is likely to be described, or adding a unique keyword to the spells you wish to detect. | |||
==''See Also''== | ==''See Also''== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:03, 11 July 2024
HasEquippedSpell or HasSpell will indicate whether or not the reference actor has a spell equipped at a particular Casting Source.
Syntax
[actor].HasSpell SpellID Source
Example
player.HasSpell flames Right
This'll return 1.0 if the actor currently has the spell SpellID equipped at the "Right" Casting Source.
Notes[edit | edit source]
HasEquippedSpell is currently broken as a condition function. There is no selectable parameter for the Spell ID. Instead consider trying to combine spellhaskeyword and spellhascastingperk in a way where only the desired spell is likely to be described, or adding a unique keyword to the spells you wish to detect.