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== Notes == | |||
* If a number greater than 1 is used for aiCount, the objects dropped will be stacked. In order to drop individual items, DropObject must be called for each instance of the item. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
*[[ObjectReference Script]] | *[[ObjectReference Script]] | ||
Revision as of 04:10, 17 February 2012
Member of: ObjectReference Script
Drops the specified object from this object's inventory.
Syntax
ObjectReference Function DropObject(Form akObject, int aiCount = 1) nativeParameters
- akObject: The object to drop from the inventory.
- aiCount: How many to drop
- Default: 1
Return Value
The object that was dropped.
Examples
; Drops one chest from the player's inventory, and unlocks it
Game.GetPlayer().DropObject(ChestProperty).Lock(false)
; Drops one hundred arrows from the player's inventory
Game.GetPlayer().DropObject(ArrowProperty, 100)Notes
- If a number greater than 1 is used for aiCount, the objects dropped will be stacked. In order to drop individual items, DropObject must be called for each instance of the item.