So, once again I ask, is there an easy way to do it?
EDIT: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=33331
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I want a certain sound to play.
» Sat May 28, 2011 8:22 am
So, once again I ask, is there an easy way to do it?
EDIT: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=33331
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Trent Theriot - Posts: 3395
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» Sat May 28, 2011 11:34 am
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Jade - Posts: 3520
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» Sat May 28, 2011 1:55 pm
No script on the other actor?
No there is not an easy way to do this. But it can be done with 99% accuracy with OBSE.
Grab and check the Ref in the player's crosshair with a quest script like so:
So as I said this will work 99% of the time as expected. But once in a while you may hear the sound right before the hit actually lands if another NPC is also hitting the one you are aiming for.
If you are willing to put a temporary token on your target (it is given to the target in a fraction of a second before you land your blow)
that runs a health check to detect when their health drops you can increase the accuracy to 99.9 percent. But if you do no damage to them this will not work.
OBSE 19 has a possible solution as well to runing onhit blocks on a crosshair ref. But that is a little out of my realm of knowledge to explain it.
No there is not an easy way to do this. But it can be done with 99% accuracy with OBSE.
Grab and check the Ref in the player's crosshair with a quest script like so:
Ref Targetfloat fquestdelaytimebegin gamemodeset fquestdelaytime to .01;(may work with 0.1) if player.isattacking == 1 && player.iscasting == 0 set Target to GetCrosshairRef if Taget != 0 if Target.isactor == 1 if ( Target.IsAnimPlaying + Target.IsIdlePlaying ) > 0; checks for a BUNCH of issues such as if the actor is unconscious and many other potential problems. Not perfect but works most of the time. if target.getsoundplaying "*hit* > 0 && ( player.GetHeadingAngle target > -20 ) && ( player.GetHeadingAngle target < 20 ) target.playsound3d MySound endif endif endif endif endifend
So as I said this will work 99% of the time as expected. But once in a while you may hear the sound right before the hit actually lands if another NPC is also hitting the one you are aiming for.
If you are willing to put a temporary token on your target (it is given to the target in a fraction of a second before you land your blow)
that runs a health check to detect when their health drops you can increase the accuracy to 99.9 percent. But if you do no damage to them this will not work.
OBSE 19 has a possible solution as well to runing onhit blocks on a crosshair ref. But that is a little out of my realm of knowledge to explain it.
Well, the topic title and the topic description tells everything. I need a sound to play every time I hit something with my lute. Is there an easy way to do this, with just one short script? I assume I can't use "Begin OnHit" -beginning block, as it applies only to the predetermined reference, IIRC. I could do it by placing a script like "Begin OnHit TheLuteIUse;playsound TheSoundIUse;end", but I would have to place that row into every actor's and creature's script... And the code wouldn't work with mod-added NPCs
So, once again I ask, is there an easy way to do it?
EDIT: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=33331
So, once again I ask, is there an easy way to do it?
EDIT: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=33331
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Thema - Posts: 3461
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» Sat May 28, 2011 5:00 am
No script on the other actor?
No there is not an easy way to do this. But it can be done with 99% accuracy with OBSE.
Grab and check the Ref in the player's crosshair with a quest script like so:
So as I said this will work 99% of the time as expected. But once in a while you may hear the sound right before the hit actually lands if another NPC is also hitting the one you are aiming for.
If you are willing to put a temporary token on your target (it is given to the target in a fraction of a second before you land your blow)
that runs a health check to detect when their health drops you can increase the accuracy to 99.9 percent. But if you do no damage to them this will not work.
OBSE 19 has a possible solution as well to runing onhit blocks on a crosshair ref. But that is a little out of my realm of knowledge to explain it.
No there is not an easy way to do this. But it can be done with 99% accuracy with OBSE.
Grab and check the Ref in the player's crosshair with a quest script like so:
Ref Targetfloat fquestdelaytimebegin gamemodeset fquestdelaytime to .01;(may work with 0.1) if player.isattacking == 1 && player.iscasting == 0 set Target to GetCrosshairRef if Taget != 0 if Target.isactor == 1 if ( Target.IsAnimPlaying + Target.IsIdlePlaying ) > 0; checks for a BUNCH of issues such as if the actor is unconscious and many other potential problems. Not perfect but works most of the time. if target.getsoundplaying "*hit* > 0 && ( player.GetHeadingAngle target > -20 ) && ( player.GetHeadingAngle target < 20 ) target.playsound3d MySound endif endif endif endif endifend
So as I said this will work 99% of the time as expected. But once in a while you may hear the sound right before the hit actually lands if another NPC is also hitting the one you are aiming for.
If you are willing to put a temporary token on your target (it is given to the target in a fraction of a second before you land your blow)
that runs a health check to detect when their health drops you can increase the accuracy to 99.9 percent. But if you do no damage to them this will not work.
OBSE 19 has a possible solution as well to runing onhit blocks on a crosshair ref. But that is a little out of my realm of knowledge to explain it.
Yes, that could very well work with NPC's, but I'd also need the sound to play when hitting objects etc.... I think I'll just script it so, that when the LMB is pressed when the Lute is equipped, it will play the sound... It might have synch problems etc., but... Well...
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