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Revision as of 08:53, 20 June 2008
Syntax:
[ActorID.]GetInCell CellName
Example:
GetInCell Chorrol
Returns true if the actor's current cell includes "CellName" as the first part of its cell name. Again, this not exactly "any" part of it's name, it has to be the first part of it's name... Chorrol will match Chorrol, Chorrol01, ChorrolFarm, etc. but using "Farm" would result in never finding ChorrolFarm.
Notes:
- The CellName has to be a valid interior cell name. Exterior cells will not work. In some cases, it is necessary to create a "dummy" interior cell (e.g. Chorrol) in order to use GetInCell for a set of related interior and exterior cells (e.g. all the ChorrolXXX cells).
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