Editing SetAngle

{{Function
 |CSWikiPage = SetAngle
 |origin = GECK1
 |summary = Sets the angle of the calling object relative to the world on the specified axis (X, Y, or Z).
 |name = SetAngle
 |returnType = void
 |referenceType = [Object]
 |arguments = 
  {{FunctionArgument
   |Name = Axis
   |Type = char
   |Value = X, Y, Z
  }}{{FunctionArgument
   |Name = Angle
   |Type = float
  }}
 |example = ActorRef.SetAngle Z 270
 Player.SetAngle X 28.8
}}
== Notes ==
When called on the player and actors:
*SetAngle Z rotates the player/actor as it rotates any object in game. It can be used to force the player or actor face a certain direction. E.g. In an exterior cells, "Player.SetAngle Z 45" forces the player face NE.

*Player and actors cannot be tilted forward, backward or sideways like most other objects, therefore changing their X and Y angles has no effect, with the following exception.

*SetAngle X on the player tilts the camera view up/down. It is possible to set the player's X angle beyond the limits of the mouse movement (-89 to 89). Note that the values are counterintuitive: negative angles force the player look up, positive angles, down.


==See Also==
*[[GetAngle]]
*[[GetHeadingAngle]]
*[[Rotate]]
*[[GetPos]]
*[[SetPos]]
*[[MoveTo]]

[[Category:Functions]]
[[Category:Functions (GECK 1.1)]]
[[Category:Movement Functions]]
[[Category:Movement Functions (GECK 1.1)]]
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	*SetAngle X on the player tilts the camera view up/down. It is possible to set the player's X angle beyond the limits of the mouse movement (-89 to 89). Note that the values are counterintuitive: negative angles force the player look up, positive angles, down.		*SetAngle X on the player tilts the camera view up/down. It is possible to set the player's X angle beyond the limits of the mouse movement (-89 to 89). Note that the values are counterintuitive: negative angles force the player look up, positive angles, down.

	*Some objects will 'forget' the X angle, setting it back to zero every few frames.