Difference between revisions of "PushActorAway"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
imported>ZuTheSkunk (Little fix for note.) |
imported>Mitchalek (Notes updated with new findings) |
||
| Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
* Using the same reference for ''pusher'' and ''pushed'' will have send the actor straight up into the air if ''force'' is positive, and will crumple the actor to the ground if ''force'' is negative. Using only ''pushed'' reference will have the same result. | * Using the same reference for ''pusher'' and ''pushed'' will have send the actor straight up into the air if ''force'' is positive, and will crumple the actor to the ground if ''force'' is negative. Using only ''pushed'' reference will have the same result. | ||
* When used in water with the same ''pusher'' and ''pushed'' this has a reverse effect and sinks the ''pusher'' if the value is positive and simply knocks out the ''pusher'' if it is negative. | * When used in water with the same ''pusher'' and ''pushed'' this has a reverse effect and sinks the ''pusher'' if the value is positive and simply knocks out the ''pusher'' if it is negative. | ||
* Push ''force'' is reduced by agility attribute on the ''pushed'' by [[fKnockbackAgilBase]] and [[fKnockbackAgilMult]] game settings using following formula: new_force = force * ([[fKnockbackAgilBase]] + pushed_agility_cap_at_100 * [[fKnockbackAgilMult]]). To counter reduced force and have same effect on all actors use opposite formula: new_force = force / ([[fKnockbackAgilBase]] + pushed_agility_cap_at_100 * [[fKnockbackAgilMult]]) but make sure its not divided by zero. | |||
* Distance is proportional to force and constant value of ~26.5 should be used when calculating force vs distance in situations with no agility modifiers, with formula: force = distance / 26.5. | |||
[[Category: Functions]] | [[Category: Functions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:03, 27 August 2011
PushActorAway pushes a target actor away from the caller.
Syntax:[edit | edit source]
[CallerRef.]PushActorAway TargetRef, Force
Examples:[edit | edit source]
pusher.PushActorAway pushed 100
Notes:[edit | edit source]
- Both the CallerRef and TargetRef must be actors (NPCs or creatures).
- Setting the push magnitude to a negative value will result in a pull effect.
- Using the same reference for pusher and pushed will have send the actor straight up into the air if force is positive, and will crumple the actor to the ground if force is negative. Using only pushed reference will have the same result.
- When used in water with the same pusher and pushed this has a reverse effect and sinks the pusher if the value is positive and simply knocks out the pusher if it is negative.
- Push force is reduced by agility attribute on the pushed by fKnockbackAgilBase and fKnockbackAgilMult game settings using following formula: new_force = force * (fKnockbackAgilBase + pushed_agility_cap_at_100 * fKnockbackAgilMult). To counter reduced force and have same effect on all actors use opposite formula: new_force = force / (fKnockbackAgilBase + pushed_agility_cap_at_100 * fKnockbackAgilMult) but make sure its not divided by zero.
- Distance is proportional to force and constant value of ~26.5 should be used when calculating force vs distance in situations with no agility modifiers, with formula: force = distance / 26.5.