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===== Notes ===== | ===== Notes ===== | ||
* If '''_Character''' is global and '''_Target''' is local, the game may crash on level unloads. Make '''_Target''' global as well in this scenario to work around this issue. | * If '''_Character''' is global and '''_Target''' is local, the game may crash on level unloads. Make '''_Target''' global as well in this scenario to work around this issue. | ||
| + | * This will also change the voice of '''_Character''' to the one of '''_Target''' (which means that lines spoken by the character recorded for '''_Character''' will no longer be voiced, unless they were also recorded for '''_Target'''). | ||
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===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== | ||
* [[Osiris/API/CharacterTransform|CharacterTransform]] | * [[Osiris/API/CharacterTransform|CharacterTransform]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:08, 30 April 2019
Full Definition(s)
- call CharacterTransformAppearanceTo(((CHARACTERGUID)_Character,(CHARACTERGUID)_Target,(INTEGER)_CopyEquipment,(INTEGER)_CopyDisplayNameAndIcon)
Description
Transforms the visual appearance of _Character to the one of character _Target. _Target has to be a character in the current level (or a global one), not a root template.
Other parameters allow you to customise whether certain properties of _Character should be replaced by the corresponding ones of _Target:
- _CopyEquipment: indicates whether the equipment should be replaced.
- _CopyDisplayNameAndIcon: indicates whether the name and icon should be replaced. Additionally, this also replaces the voice of _Character with the voice of _Target. This is the only transform call with which this effect can be achieved.
Notes
- If _Character is global and _Target is local, the game may crash on level unloads. Make _Target global as well in this scenario to work around this issue.
- This will also change the voice of _Character to the one of _Target (which means that lines spoken by the character recorded for _Character will no longer be voiced, unless they were also recorded for _Target).
