Description
Wiki Description
Checks to see if this object is currently enabled. (The opposite of ObjectReference.IsDisabled())
Documentation Comment
Because Shane got tired of remembering which way to call this
Caveats
CK Wiki - Notes
- This is a convenience function that inverts ObjectReference.IsDisabled(), thus '!IsDisabled()' is slightly faster.
Examples
; Is the shield enabled?
if (ShieldProperty.IsEnabled())
Debug.Trace("The shield is up!")
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bool returnedValue = myObjectReference__toCallFunctionOn.IsEnabled()