Difference between revisions of "Osiris/Shared/ProcGetClosestAvailableCharacterTo"

Latest revision as of 18:27, 29 January 2018

Full Definition(s)

• PROC ProcGetClosestAvailableCharacterTo((CHARACTERGUID)_Obj, (INTEGER)_SightCheck)
• PROC ProcGetClosestAvailableCharacterTo((CHARACTERGUID)_Obj, (INTEGER)_SightCheck, (INTEGER)_PartyCheck, (CHARACTERGUID)_Player)
• PROC ProcGetClosestAvailableCharacterTo((CHARACTERGUID)_Obj, (INTEGER)_SightCheck, (INTEGER)_PartyCheck, (CHARACTERGUID)_Player, (CHARACTERGUID)_ExceptPlayer)

Description

The first invocation is equivalent to calling the second one with _PartyCheck == 0 and _Player == NULL.

The second invocation is equivalent to calling the third one with _ExceptPlayer === NULL .

Gets the closest player character to _Obj that is available to start a dialog with _Obj. Set _SightCheck to 1 if that character must be able to see _Obj. If _PartyCheck is 1, you must also and pass a valid parameter for _Player, and the found player character (if any) will be guaranteed to be in the same party as _Player. If _ExceptPlayer is not NULL, then this routine will consider _ExceptPlayer to be unavailable even if they pass the other checks.

Return Values

• DB_ClosestAvailablePlayer((CHARACTERGUID)_Char,(CHARACTERGUID)_Obj): closest player that can start a dialog with _Obj (conforming to all requested conditions), if any.
• DB_ClosestAvailablePlayer_NoAvailablePlayer((CHARACTERGUID)_Obj): Set if no player character is available that conforms to the requested conditions.

Notes

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See Also

• GetClosestAlivePlayer