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: Selects the specified id as the current target. The id can be any of <tt>"player"</tt>, <tt>"party1"</tt>, <tt>"party2"</tt>, <tt>"party3"</tt> or <tt>"party4"</tt>. | : Selects the specified id as the current target. The id can be any of <tt>"player"</tt>, <tt>"pet"</tt>, <tt>"party1"</tt>, <tt>"party2"</tt>, <tt>"party3"</tt> or <tt>"party4"</tt>. | ||
: The id <tt>"player"</tt> refers to the character in use | : The id <tt>"player"</tt> refers to the character in use. | ||
: <tt>"pet"</tt> should work | : The <tt>"party*"</tt> ids refer to the corresponding party members. | ||
: The <tt>"pet"</tt> id should work too, and will (if it works) target the players pet --[[User:Sarf|Sarf]] | |||
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Revision as of 16:43, 19 November 2004
Selects the specified id as the current target.
TargetUnit(id);
- Arguments
- (String id)
- id
- the identifier of the target to select
- Returns
- nil
- Example
TargetUnit("player");
- Result
- Description
- Selects the specified id as the current target. The id can be any of "player", "pet", "party1", "party2", "party3" or "party4".
- The id "player" refers to the character in use.
- The "party*" ids refer to the corresponding party members.
- The "pet" id should work too, and will (if it works) target the players pet --Sarf