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{{ | {{Function | ||
|CSWikiPage = SetActorValue | |||
|origin = GECK1 | |||
|summary = SetActorValue sets the stat's base value to the new value. | |||
See [[Stats List]] for a list of stats that can be accessed using SetActorValue. | See [[Stats List]] for a list of stats that can be accessed using SetActorValue. | ||
|name = SetActorValue | |||
|alias = SetAV | |||
|referenceType = Actor | |||
|arguments = | |||
{{FunctionArgument | |||
|Name = StatName | |||
|Type = actorValue | |||
}}{{FunctionArgument | |||
|Name = Value | |||
|Type = int | |||
}} | |||
|example = Player.SetActorValue Health 3 | |||
SetActorValue Strength 6 | |||
}} | |||
== Notes == | |||
* For the player, this will not modify base health. Base health is determined by (Endurance * fPCBaseHealthMult). For example, a level 2 player with 40 Endurance will have 80 base health (40 * 2 = 80) and 4 more health (from the Endurance level bonus). If you use player.SetAv Health 100 the player will have 180 total health - 80 from base health, and 100 for the rest. | |||
== See Also == | |||
[[Stats List]]<br> | [[Stats List]]<br> | ||
[[ForceActorValue]]<br> | [[ForceActorValue]]<br> |
Latest revision as of 10:55, 6 February 2017
< [[::Category:Functions|Category:Functions]]
Link to TES4 Construction Set Wiki: SetActorValue.
A function included in the GECK version 1.1.0.36.
Description
SetActorValue sets the stat's base value to the new value.
See Stats List for a list of stats that can be accessed using SetActorValue.
Syntax
Actor.SetActorValue StatName:actorValue Value:int
Or:
Actor.SetAV StatName:actorValue Value:int
Example
Player.SetActorValue Health 3 SetActorValue Strength 6
Notes
- For the player, this will not modify base health. Base health is determined by (Endurance * fPCBaseHealthMult). For example, a level 2 player with 40 Endurance will have 80 base health (40 * 2 = 80) and 4 more health (from the Endurance level bonus). If you use player.SetAv Health 100 the player will have 180 total health - 80 from base health, and 100 for the rest.
See Also
Stats List
ForceActorValue
GetActorValue
GetActorValueInfo
GetBaseActorValue
GetPermanentActorValue
ModActorValue
RestoreActorValue