TryToEnable - ReferenceAlias | Fallout 4

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Description

Wiki Description

This is a convenient way to enable a reference in an alias without calling ReferenceAlias.GetReference() on it. It's mostly useful in cases where you have lots of aliases that may or may not be filled and you want to call ObjectReference.Enable(...) on them without having to test for a reference being present first.

Documentation Comment

Convenience function - jduvall

Caveats

Examples

; Enable the cool object
if CoolAlias.TryToEnable()
  Debug.Trace("Cool object enabled!")
else
  Debug.Trace("No cool object exists...")
endIf; Enable the cool object
if CoolAlias.TryToEnable()
  Debug.Trace("Cool object enabled!")
else
  Debug.Trace("No cool object exists...")
endIf

Auto-Generated Example

bool returnedValue = myReferenceAlias__toCallFunctionOn.TryToEnable()

ReferenceAlias
ReferenceAlias.TryToDisable()
ReferenceAlias.TryToDisableNoWait()
ReferenceAlias.TryToEnableNoWait()
ObjectReference.Enable(...)

Additional References

View this function’s page on the Fallout 4 Creation Kit Wiki