Difference between revisions of "Talk:GetPositionX - ObjectReference"

Talk:GetPositionX - ObjectReference (edit)

253 bytes removed , 05:31, 27 October 2017

Removed my last edit and added a working function.

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 If you want to convert an object's in game coordinates to use in the Cell View window, you divide the X and Y values by 4096 and cast as int to remove the decimals.
 [[User:Lisselli|Lisselli]] ([[User talk:Lisselli|talk]])[[User:Lisselli|Lisselli]] ([[User talk:Lisselli|talk]]) 2017-10-06T11:57:52 (EDT)
-: When going past the origin cell(0,0), negative coordinates in the editor do not match the coordinates given by objects X and Y values. (-11, -2, is -10, -1). Example: X: -44675.6289 and Y: -5729.0830 for this object, when converted into coordinates(X / 4096, and Y/4096), are 10.9 and 1.3, even though the object is located in cell -11,-2 in the editor. This may be just a mishap the Cell View window when the coordinates were codded in. When on the positive side of the game's coordinate plane, the X and Y conversions(positive Y) match their respect coordinates seen in the editor. [[User:Lisselli|Lisselli]] ([[User talk:Lisselli|talk]]) 2017-10-11T09:06:01 (EDT)
+== GetCoordinateX ==
+<source lang="papyrus">
+Float Function GetCoordinateX(ObjectReference akRef)
+    ; Converts the object's position to the X coordinate of the cell.
+    return Math.Floor(akRef.GetPositionX() / 4096.0)
+EndFunction
+</source>
+Use this to get the exact X coordinate for the cell. To be used only for exterior cells. [[User:Lisselli|Lisselli]] ([[User talk:Lisselli|talk]]) 2017-10-27T06:31:57 (EDT)