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Latest revision as of 12:22, 15 August 2009
< [[::Category:Functions|Category:Functions]]
Link to TES4 Construction Set Wiki: GetHeadingAngle.
A function included in the GECK version 1.1.0.36.
Description
Returns the angle between the calling reference and the specified object in a range from -180 to 180 degrees.
Syntax
(-180 to 180:float) [Object].GetHeadingAngle ObjectRef:ref
Example
Player.GetHeadingAngle StrangeStatue
Notes
- Do not confuse this function with GetAngle Z, which returns the heading angle of an object relative to the world.
- The direction the calling reference is facing is considered 0 degrees.
- Angles measured clockwise from 0 are positive, while angles measured counter-clockwise from 0 are negative.
- In the example above, if the player is facing north and the object StrangeStatue is due west of the player, the returned value would be -90.
- When you add this value to the calling references's current heading angle (Z angle), he will face the specified ObjectRef:
set angle to Player.GetAngle Z + Player.GetHeadingAngle StrangeStatue Player.SetAngle Z angle