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→Examples: Casting a quest to its script.
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; If the alias is an actual actor, you can cast the alias to actor to with functions like [[StartCombat()]]. (Functions that expect actors to be called on them.) | ; If the alias is an actual actor, you can cast the alias to actor to with functions like [[StartCombat()]]. (Functions that expect actors to be called on them.) | ||
MyAlias.GetReference() as Actor | MyAlias.GetReference() as Actor | ||
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<source lang="papyrus"> | |||
; When needing to cast a Quest to its quest script, first make a property. | |||
Quest property MyQuest auto | |||
; Then use this line: | |||
MyQuest as MyQuestScript | |||
; Same can be done with GetOwningQuest() for objects directly attached to the Quest. | |||
GetOwningQuest() as MyQuestScript | |||
; When calling them, they must be placed in parenthesis. | |||
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