MoveNear - ObjectReference | Starfield

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voidfunctionMoveNear(ObjectReferenceakTarget, intpositionVal=0, intdistanceVal=0, intfacingVal=0)

Description

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scornett
Convenience function that moves this ref near another ref, calculating an offset position for it based on the following enums:

positionVal, default=0

-2 = Random (0-6)
-1 = Dead ahead.
0 = Tight forward arc. ("Half the distance to the outer targeting ring or less.")
1 = Wide forward arc. ("Within the outer targeting ring.")
2 = Behind you.
3 = Above you.
4 = Below you.
5 = On your left/port.
6 = On your right/starboard.

distanceVal, default=0

-3 = Random (2-4)
-2 = Random (0-4)
-1 = Very close. ("As close as possible without colliding.")
0 = Close. ("Nearby, easily visible, at a good hailing distance.")
1 = Short Range. ("Nearby, hailing looks reasonable, a good range for an ambush.")
2 = Moderate Range. ("A good range for standard combat.")
3 = Long Range. ("A smudge in the distance.")
4 = Very Long Range. ("It's out there somewhere.")

facingVal, default=0

-3 = Totally at random.
-2 = Random (0-7)
-1 = Directly at you.
0 = Towards you, small offset. ("Looking at you.")
1 = Towards you, large offset. ("Looking in your general direction.")
2 = Away from you, small offset.
3 = Away from you, large offset.
4 = Left/port side facing you.
5 = Right/starboard side facing you.
6 = Bottom facing you.
7 = Top facing you.

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Caveats

Parameters

ObjectReferenceakTarget

intpositionVal=0

intdistanceVal=0

intfacingVal=0

Examples

Auto-Generated Example

ObjectReference myObjectReference__akTarget
int myInt__positionVal
int myInt__distanceVal
int myInt__facingVal

myObjectReference__toCallFunctionOn.MoveNear(myObjectReference__akTarget, myInt__positionVal, myInt__distanceVal, myInt__facingVal)ObjectReference myObjectReference__akTarget
int myInt__positionVal
int myInt__distanceVal
int myInt__facingVal

myObjectReference__toCallFunctionOn.MoveNear(myObjectReference__akTarget, myInt__positionVal, myInt__distanceVal, myInt__facingVal)