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Sets the actor to/from the "ghost" state. When in a ghost state:
Sets the actor to/from the "ghost" state. When in a ghost state:
* The actor will not enter combat
* The actor will not enter combat
* The actor cannot be harmed by a weapon or spell in any way
* The actor cannot be harmed by a weapon or spell in any way.
* The actor will not be affected by any new magic effects.
* The actor ''will'' be hurt by water damage and some traps
* The actor ''will'' be hurt by water damage and some traps
* The actor ''can'' inflict damage. So using ''player.SetGhost 1'' will ''not'' prevent the player from killing their enemies.
* The actor ''can'' inflict damage. So using ''player.SetGhost 1'' will ''not'' prevent the player from killing their enemies.
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Latest revision as of 16:16, 18 November 2009

Syntax:

 SetGhost iGhostFlag ( 0 or 1 )

Sets the actor to/from the "ghost" state. When in a ghost state:

  • The actor will not enter combat
  • The actor cannot be harmed by a weapon or spell in any way.
  • The actor will not be affected by any new magic effects.
  • The actor will be hurt by water damage and some traps
  • The actor can inflict damage. So using player.SetGhost 1 will not prevent the player from killing their enemies.
  • The actor is still able to talk and can be activated to talk.
  • The actor can not be pick pocketed.

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