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Sets the player as the source of the projectile. Actors hit by the projectile will react as if the player had cast the spell or fired the arrow. | Sets the player as the source of the projectile. Actors hit by the projectile will react as if the player had cast the spell or fired the arrow. | ||
{{Projectile Ref}} | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[GetProjectileSource]] | * [[GetProjectileSource]] | ||
Revision as of 09:56, 23 August 2008
A command for Oblivion Script Extender
Syntax:
(nothing) reference.SetPlayerProjectile
Sets the player as the source of the projectile. Actors hit by the projectile will react as if the player had cast the spell or fired the arrow.
Finding the Projectile Reference
The only way to get a projectile reference is by walking through projectile references with GetFirstRef, GetNextRef and Label/GoTo. See GetFirstRef for the necessary info and a good, generalized example (note that the example walks through door references, change the 24 to 34 for projectiles).
Another example - this one will walk through each projectile until it finds an arrow shot by your companion (Reference EditorID = TriggerHappyFan) and marks the player as the shooter.
ref rProj
...
set rProj to (GetFirstRef 34 1)
Label
if rProj
if (rProj.GetProjectileType == 0) && (rProj.GetProjectileSource == TriggerHappyFan)
rProj.SetPlayerProjectile
else
set rProj to GetNextRef
Goto
endif
endif