Difference between revisions of "FindAllReferencesWithKeyword - ObjectReference"
FindAllReferencesWithKeyword - ObjectReference (edit)
Revision as of 11:25, 4 February 2021
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imported>Scrivener07 (Player is added to the array if the passed in keywords matches that of the keywords of the player.) |
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* If wanting to grab all actors in the loaded area using the keywords, ActorTypeNPC or ActorTypeHuman, the player will also be added to the array as its race contains both of those keywords. If having the player be in the array is not intended, you | * If wanting to grab all actors in the loaded area using the keywords, ActorTypeNPC or ActorTypeHuman, the player will also be added to the array as its race contains both of those keywords. If having the player be in the array is not intended, you can remove it via [[Find - Array]] and then [[Remove - Array]]: | ||
<source lang="papyrus"> | <source lang="papyrus"> | ||
Actor Player = Game.GetPlayer() | |||
ObjectReference[] kActors = Player.FindAllReferencesWithKeyword(ActorTypeNPC, 2048.0) | |||
int playerIndex = kActors.Find(Player as Actor) | |||
kActors.Remove(playerIndex) | |||
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