Difference between revisions of "PositionWorld"
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Warps the object to the exterior coordinate location specified by x, y, and z in the specified worldspace. The object will be facing the world angle specified by zRot. All parameters are floats. | Warps the object to the exterior coordinate location specified by x, y, and z in the specified worldspace. The object will be facing the world angle specified by zRot. All parameters are floats. | ||
Note: In almost every case, you would rather use [[MoveTo]] instead of this command. | Note: In almost every case, you would rather use [[MoveTo]] instead of this command. However, '''MoveTo''' requires a reference, '''PositionCell''' does not. Useful if you do not want to edit the destination cell. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 6 September 2008
Syntax:
PositionWorld x, y, z, zRot, WorldID PosWorld x, y, z, zRot, WorldID
Example:
PositionWorld 76345, 100.56, 215, 176, Tamriel
Warps the object to the exterior coordinate location specified by x, y, and z in the specified worldspace. The object will be facing the world angle specified by zRot. All parameters are floats.
Note: In almost every case, you would rather use MoveTo instead of this command. However, MoveTo requires a reference, PositionCell does not. Useful if you do not want to edit the destination cell.
See Also