Сonsole command for fixing the character's pose.

[TheodoreOkami]

Can I fix the pose of the character with console command? After entering the command, they take a pose just for a few seconds.

[Darklord]

I think you have to add the argument "false" to revert the pose.

[TheodoreOkami]

Originally posted by Darklord:

I think you have to add the argument "false" to revert the pose.

I want to fix the pose for a long time.

[Darklord]

Aah, misunderstood you. I'm not sure if there is a time code for this. If command console "help pose" doesn't give any info for this I doubt there is a command.

Tested: No time command but the poses seem not last a few seconds, they seem to stay until I use the "false" command.

[TheodoreOkami]

It was a "roaming" command. Thanks for help!

[erasmus]

Sounds like you got this figured out, nicely done. There are a few things that can cancel a long-term pose. Roaming, as you stated. Or, "VeryImpotant" WalkTo events, which are usually triggered by quests or major plot actions. Or, periodic event triggers.

Examples of periodic event triggers would be: Stephanie walking back to the nearest music source if she is pushed out of range, and Frank walking back to his chair any time he gets far away from it and is still conscious. You'd need to disable these via the 'eventtriggers' command, using the name of the event trigger and the 'setenabled' subcommand. I believe in the examples for 'eventtriggers' I included one demo for how this is done.

[TheodoreOkami]

Originally posted by erasmus:

Sounds like you got this figured out, nicely done. There are a few things that can cancel a long-term pose. Roaming, as you stated. Or, "VeryImpotant" WalkTo events, which are usually triggered by quests or major plot actions. Or, periodic event triggers.

Examples of periodic event triggers would be: Stephanie walking back to the nearest music source if she is pushed out of range, and Frank walking back to his chair any time he gets far away from it and is still conscious. You'd need to disable these via the 'eventtriggers' command, using the name of the event trigger and the 'setenabled' subcommand. I believe in the examples for 'eventtriggers' I included one demo for how this is done.

Thanks) It may be useful.