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#'''Game Modifier''' used for "permanent" effects such as Damage and Restore. | #'''Game Modifier''' used for "permanent" effects such as Damage and Restore. | ||
#'''Magic Modifier''' used for used for "temporary", ''dispellable'' magic-effects such as Drain and Fortify. | #'''Magic Modifier''' used for used for "temporary", ''dispellable'' magic-effects such as Drain and Fortify. | ||
#'''Script Modifier''' used for "temporary" ''non-dispellable'' scripted-effects like blessings and curses. [[ModActorValue]] | #'''Script Modifier''' used for "temporary" ''non-dispellable'' scripted-effects like blessings and curses. [[ModActorValue]] and [[ForceActorValue]] change only the script modifier. | ||
Revision as of 10:10, 14 June 2006
There are several functions to access and modify an actor's stats.
| Usage | ||
|---|---|---|
| Get the unmodified base value
(At full health without any modifiers) |
GetBaseActorValue / GetBaseAv | |
| Set the stat's base value to a specific number
(before any other modifiers apply) |
SetActorValue / SetAv | |
| Get the current ingame value
(Including damage and all magical modifiers) |
GetActorValue / GetAv | |
| Set the current ingame value to a specific number
(Including damage and magical modifiers) |
ForceActorValue / ForceAv | |
| Add a certain value to the current value
(In addition to damage and magical modifiers) |
ModActorValue / ModAv |
Notes:
- The value you see in game is the base value plus three modifiers:
- Game Modifier used for "permanent" effects such as Damage and Restore.
- Magic Modifier used for used for "temporary", dispellable magic-effects such as Drain and Fortify.
- Script Modifier used for "temporary" non-dispellable scripted-effects like blessings and curses. ModActorValue and ForceActorValue change only the script modifier.
- Changes done by these functions can't be undone by ingame means like natural healing or magic. You need to undo them by script.
- In a script these Functions behave like described above, in the console they show a different behavior because they were used by Bethesda for testing purposes. See the explanations for ModActorValue.
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