Knock out state

[ughfhhyg4555786]

This works like a charm. So callfunction can call any script function in console,right?

[DieFeM]

CallFunction (cf) can call any function from scripts attached or inherited on the selected reference.

CallGlobalFunction does the same thing for global functions like Game.FadeOutGame:

cgf "Game.FadeOutGame" 1 1 1 1 1

Which would call FadeOutGame from Game Script with its 5 arguments:

 

; Fades out the game to black, or vice versa

Function FadeOutGame(bool abFadingOut, bool abBlackFade, float afSecsBeforeFade, float afFadeDuration, bool abStayFaded = false) native global

 

And there's a third one, CallQuestFunction, which calls functions from scripts attached to quests:

 

cqf QuestEditorIDorFormID "ScriptName.FunctionName" arguments

 

On most cases, when you pass an argument to a function you can use the word selected to send the current selected reference. Let's say you want to kill piper and "blame" the actor that you have currently selected:

2F25.cf "Actor.KillEssential" selected

That'd pass the selected reference as akKiller without the need of copying the reference's form id.

[lee3310]

CallFunction (cf) can call any function from scripts attached or inherited on the selected reference.

CallGlobalFunction does the same thing for global functions like Game.FadeOutGame:

cgf "Game.FadeOutGame" 1 1 1 1 1

Which would call FadeOutGame from Game Script with its 5 arguments:

 

; Fades out the game to black, or vice versa

Function FadeOutGame(bool abFadingOut, bool abBlackFade, float afSecsBeforeFade, float afFadeDuration, bool abStayFaded = false) native global

 

And there's a third one, CallQuestFunction, which calls functions from scripts attached to quests:

 

cqf QuestEditorIDorFormID "ScriptName.FunctionName" arguments

 

On most cases, when you pass an argument to a function you can use the word selected to send the current selected reference. Let's say you want to kill piper and "blame" the actor that you have currently selected:

2F25.cf "Actor.KillEssential" selected

That'd pass the selected reference as akKiller without the need of copying the reference's form id.

oO, didn't know about the "selected" keyword.

[ughfhhyg4555786]

wow, this is really valuable information. I played fallout 4 almost three years, but never know I can use this in console. Thank you very much guys.

[DieFeM]

I like using this one, very funny:

Player.cf "ObjectReference.PushActorAway" selected 1000

:laugh:

[ughfhhyg4555786]

definitely gonna to try