Difference between revisions of "Talk:DamageActorValue - Actor"

Try calling ''Game.GetPlayer().ModActorValue("Stamina", -10.0)'' and ''Game.GetPlayer().DamageActorValue("Stamina", 10.0)''.  Notice the Stamina bar does not update when calling ModActorValue().--[[User:KainXavier|KainXavier]] ([[User talk:KainXavier|talk]]) 2014-04-10T23:28:20 (EDT)

Try calling ''Game.GetPlayer().ModActorValue("Stamina", -10.0)'' and ''Game.GetPlayer().DamageActorValue("Stamina", 10.0)''.  Notice the Stamina bar does not update when calling ModActorValue().--[[User:KainXavier|KainXavier]] ([[User talk:KainXavier|talk]]) 2014-04-10T23:28:20 (EDT)

:That's probably because ModActorValue() changes the stamina total, while DamageActorValue only changes the current value. Thus, if you Mod Stamina, by -10, you end up with 90/90 stamina (still 100%), but if you Damage Stamina by 10, you end up with 90/100 (90% stamina). Since the Stamina bar is only a percentage indicator, only Damaging Stamina will change it. [[User:Egocarib|Egocarib]] ([[User talk:Egocarib|talk]]) 2014-04-12T08:01:00 (EDT)

:That's probably because ModActorValue() changes the stamina total, while DamageActorValue only changes the current value. Thus, if you Mod Stamina, by -10, you end up with 90/90 stamina (still 100%), but if you Damage Stamina by 10, you end up with 90/100 (90% stamina). Since the Stamina bar is only a percentage indicator, only Damaging Stamina will change it. [[User:Egocarib|Egocarib]] ([[User talk:Egocarib|talk]]) 2014-04-12T08:01:00 (EDT)