Is there a way to push the player in a given direction?

[ZeroCore]

I'm wondering if there's a way to push the player in a given direction, kind of like the water currents, only not using any water pools, streams, rivers, ect.

 

Besides having a trap slam into them, I can't really think of a method.

 

I ask this because, once again, I was thinking of potentially trying to make a mod that lets the user fly. I was thinking about the Morrowind method of levitation spells (having a platform beneath the player that constantly changes position and angle based upon where the player is looking and pointing to) but then I started thinking of potential methods of having the player pushed in a given direction.

 

The whirlwind sprint shout came to mind, but then I found out that the shout itself is actually a scripted animation with a set distance to it (which is rather unfortunate, as the wind/tunnel vision effect of that shout would have been perfect for this.

 

I could try to translate the player's position based around angle, like I did in an old Fallout 3 script (which admittedly I had a lot of help on) but the issue with this is that it would let the player pass through everything, including the landscape.

 

I'm at a bit of a loss here, and admittedly I'm still not that proficient with the Papyrus scripting that Skyrim uses (it's hard to find good tutorials and I find the ones on the creation kit website lacking for my purposes).

 

If anyone could please give some help to me on this, I'd really appreciate it.