Difference between revisions of "SetRestrained - Actor"
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*Restrained Actors can still be moved with functions that invoke movement, such as KeepOffsetFromActor(). | * Using SetRestrained on the player disables player movement, camera switching, and camera rotating, but keeps the full HUD displayed (unlike [[DisablePlayerControls - Game|Game.DisablePlayerControls()]]). | ||
* Restrained Actors can still be moved with functions that invoke movement, such as KeepOffsetFromActor(). | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
*[[Actor Script]] | *[[Actor Script]] | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 12 October 2016
Member of: Actor Script
Flags this actor as restrained or not. Restrained actors will not move from their current position, but will continue to "think" (pick packages, run detection so they could yell alarms) and go into dialogue.
Syntax
Function SetRestrained(bool abRestrained = true) nativeParameters
- abRestrained: Whether to set or clear the actor's restrained status.
- Default: True
Return Value
None.
Examples
; Set Prisoner to restrained
Prisoner.SetRestrained()
; Clear Prisoner's restrained status
Prisoner.SetRestrained(false)Notes
- Using SetRestrained on the player disables player movement, camera switching, and camera rotating, but keeps the full HUD displayed (unlike Game.DisablePlayerControls()).
- Restrained Actors can still be moved with functions that invoke movement, such as KeepOffsetFromActor().