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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Scripts should always be blind to the contents of data files, and rely on [[Variables and Properties|properties]] as the interface through which they access data from data files. As such, this function should only ever be used for debugging purposes. | * Scripts should always be blind to the contents of data files, and rely on [[Variables and Properties|properties]] as the interface through which they access data from data files. As such, this function should only ever be used for debugging purposes. | ||
* As the FormID is intended to be a 32-bit unsigned integer and Papyrus uses signed integers, this function is not reliable for forms from higher-ordered mods. Specifically, any FormID with the MSB set (load order 0x80 and above) will fail to return a valid object. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 28 April 2013
Member of: Game Script
Obtains the form specified by its form ID number.
Syntax
Form Function GetForm(int aiFormID) native globalParameters
- aiFormID: The form ID number of the form we want. (FormID proceeded by 0x) For example Form ID "0001DA07" is given as: 0x0001DA07
Return Value
The requested Form, or None if the form ID is not valid.
Examples
; Obtain whatever form 0001DA07 is
Form someForm = Game.GetForm(0x0001DA07)Notes
- Scripts should always be blind to the contents of data files, and rely on properties as the interface through which they access data from data files. As such, this function should only ever be used for debugging purposes.
- As the FormID is intended to be a 32-bit unsigned integer and Papyrus uses signed integers, this function is not reliable for forms from higher-ordered mods. Specifically, any FormID with the MSB set (load order 0x80 and above) will fail to return a valid object.