Difference between revisions of "Resurrect"

Resurrect (edit)

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 '''Syntax:'''
-  Resurrect ''AnimateFlag (optional)''
+  Resurrect ''AnimateFlag''
-Resurrects the calling actor.
+Resurrects the calling actor. If the AnimateFlag argument is 1, the actor will animate getting up (as if from a knockdown). Scripting or AI packages may interrupt the animation, so one should be careful to avoid these.
-AnimateFlag = 1: The actor will animate getting up (as if from a knockdown).  For the
+The AnimateFlag appears to be optional when Resurrect is used from the Console, but not when used in script.
-animation to complete, make sure no script commands or AI packages affects the actor, otherwise the animation will not complete.
-It appears that the animation flag is '''not''' optional. Using the command from a script without the flag will cause a CTD. (Oddly, this problem does not appear when the command is called from the console.)
+== Animation Example ==
+The following code is used to allow the actor time to get up before continuing to execute:
-   example:
     short FlagDead   ;Set to 1 when actor is dead and to 0 when resurection anim is
                      ;complete
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-AnimateFlag = Nothing or 0: the actor will simply reset and snap back to its alive state.
 == Using on Player ==
-Using resurrect on the player will result in loss of PC abilities and camera problems (camera becomes centered on players feet). See [http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Tes4Mod:Resurrecting_the_Player UESP: Resurrecting the Player] for analysis and alternate approaches.
+Using Resurrect on the player will result in loss of magic and racial abilities and cause camera problems (camera becomes centered on player's feet). See [http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Tes4Mod:Resurrecting_the_Player UESP: Resurrecting the Player] for analysis and alternate approaches.
 == See Also ==