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[M. Rieder]

So far, the best way I know is to use the function GetReputation().

I test the target creature versus the faction leader of the PC's party.  If GetReputation returns less than 11, then the target creature is hostile.  I have never tested this method in game, but it seems like it should work.  Does anyone know a better way?  Thanks.

Modifié par M. Rieder, 15 octobre 2011 - 11:51 .

[_Knightmare_]

Comparing reps should work for you. Or, if you want, I posted a GetFaction() custom function: http://nwvault.ign.c...s.Detail&id=320

[M. Rieder]

Thanks KM, that looks great. I'm going to download for future use.

[MasterChanger]

The answer is pigs!



Faction pigs, that is. They amuse me.

[kamal_]

Yes. Use the faction pig, that's what it's for. Have a empty area in the module that's unused to store your faction pigs.

yummy yummy faction bacon

[kevL]

The Faction Pig is Eaten,

Long Live the Faction Pig !!


ps. bonus module

Modifié par kevL, 16 octobre 2011 - 12:53 .

[MasterChanger]

kamal_ wrote...

Yes. Use the faction pig, that's what it's for. Have a empty area in the module that's unused to store your faction pigs.

I make my custom faction pigs script-hidden. Sneaky pigs! I used a function to spawn in the pig right next to the creature in question. There could be a pig next to you right now, sniffin' you to check your reps.

yummy yummy faction bacon

How could you? After all those pigs did for you???
/vegetarian

[M. Rieder]

I have a faction cat. Will that work?

[Shaughn78]

As long as their aren't any faction dogs, they will just make an ungodly mess. Factions will be jumping this why and that, a few will end up under furniture or even a crawl space. You'll never get it sorted out, NPCs will be friendly one minute then clawing your eyes out the next round.