Difference between revisions of "GetHeadingAngle"
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player.setangle z angle | player.setangle z angle | ||
==Notes== | |||
This function seems to be broken when checking Player Heading-Angle relative to a Given Reference, however the reverse does work as expected (checking Given Reference Heading-Angle relative to the Player). See [[Talk:GetHeadingAngle|talk]] page for more info. | |||
==Papyrus Version== | ==Papyrus Version== | ||
[[GetHeadingAngle - ObjectReference]] | [[GetHeadingAngle - ObjectReference]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:52, 27 July 2018
Syntax:
GetHeadingAngle ObjectRefID
Example:
GetHeadingAngle StrangeStatue
Returns the angle between the caller's heading and the ObjectRefID in a range from -180 to 180.
For example, say the player is facing due north. The object StrangeStatue is due west of the player. The command:
player.GetHeadingAngle StrangeStatue
would return -90.
When you add this value to the player's current heading angle, he will face the statue:
set angle to player.getangle z + player.GetHeadingAngle StrangeStatue player.setangle z angle
Notes[edit | edit source]
This function seems to be broken when checking Player Heading-Angle relative to a Given Reference, however the reverse does work as expected (checking Given Reference Heading-Angle relative to the Player). See talk page for more info.