SetExpressionOverride - Actor
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Member of: Actor Script (Requires 1.6)
Sets an expression override on this actor. This prevents any other system (like AI or dialogue) from changing the expression until the override is cleared.
Syntax[edit | edit source]
Function SetExpressionOverride(int aiMood, int aiStrength = 100) native
Parameters[edit | edit source]
- aiMood: The mood (or expression) to override with.
- The following values are acceptable:
- 0: Dialogue Anger
- 1: Dialogue Fear
- 2: Dialogue Happy
- 3: Dialogue Sad
- 4: Dialogue Surprise
- 5: Dialogue Puzzled
- 6: Dialogue Disgusted
- 7: Mood Neutral
- 8: Mood Anger
- 9: Mood Fear
- 10: Mood Happy
- 11: Mood Sad
- 12: Mood Surprise
- 13: Mood Puzzled
- 14: Mood Disgusted
- 15: Combat Anger
- 16: Combat Shout
- The following values are acceptable:
- aiStrength: The strength of the expression, from 0 to 100 (in percent)
- Default: 100
Return Value[edit | edit source]
None.
Example[edit | edit source]
; Set the annoying fan's expression to be "mood happy"
AnnoyingFan.SetExpressionOverride(10)
; Set the annoying fan's expression to be half "mood surprise"
AnnoyingFan.SetExpressionOverride(12, 50)
Notes[edit | edit source]
The dialogue and combat expressions seem not to work properly on female characters. The dialogue ones affect their eyes only, the combat ones do not work at all.