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* Does not change authoritative HP, weapons, armor, routes or combat configuration. No automatic persistent database storage. | * Does not change authoritative HP, weapons, armor, routes or combat configuration. No automatic persistent database storage. | ||
* Upper-initial alias SetNpcIdentity is also supported. | * Upper-initial alias SetNpcIdentity is also supported. | ||
* Use default to explicitly restore the Nameless Hero identity. Preserves armor, skin-color and tattoo overrides. | * Use default to explicitly restore the Nameless Hero identity. Preserves armor, skin-color and tattoo overrides. In 0.1.8 it does not replace the whole NPC outfit. From 0.1.9, the five supported female identities can show their full authored outfit without armor; see [[Female identities]]. Existing setNpcSkin remains a separate legacy preset. | ||
[[Category:Lua Functions]] | [[Category:Lua Functions]] | ||
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[[Category:NPC Functions]] | [[Category:NPC Functions]] | ||
[[Category:Appearance Functions]] | [[Category:Appearance Functions]] | ||
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<code>setNpcIdentity(npcId, "syra")</code> selects a matching female identity for a resource-owned human NPC. The same correction covers <code>velaya</code>, <code>seraphia</code>, <code>chani</code> and <code>natalia</code>. Without armor the matching identity shows its authored female outfit; with armor it retains the native armor and corrected head. Face expression remains neutral. See [[Female identities]] for examples and material limits. This improves the existing API, available since 0.1.5; it does not introduce a new NPC setter. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 20 October 2026
setNpcIdentity
AVAILABLE FROM UPDATE 0.1.5
This function is available in G1R:MP 0.1.5 and later. The contract below includes the compatibility guarantees introduced in that update.
Selects the matched head/identity profile of an NPC.
Syntax
setNpcIdentity(npcId, identity)
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
npcId |
int |
yes | NPC ID returned by spawnNpc; not a player ID. |
identity |
string |
yes | Named identity from getNpcIdentityNames, or default. ASCII case-insensitive, at most 48 bytes; not an asset path. |
Returns
true when accepted, false when invalid, unavailable or owned by another resource.
Examples
setNpcIdentity(npcId, "milten")
Notes
- Server-side only. Mutations require the resource that owns this NPC; getters do not grant control.
- Available from update 0.1.5. See NPC scripting#NPC appearance since 0.1.5.
- The authoritative state is replayed for relevance entry/late join. Rendering is asynchronous; acceptance does not mean the mesh has finished rebuilding.
- Does not change authoritative HP, weapons, armor, routes or combat configuration. No automatic persistent database storage.
- Upper-initial alias SetNpcIdentity is also supported.
- Use default to explicitly restore the Nameless Hero identity. Preserves armor, skin-color and tattoo overrides. In 0.1.8 it does not replace the whole NPC outfit. From 0.1.9, the five supported female identities can show their full authored outfit without armor; see Female identities. Existing setNpcSkin remains a separate legacy preset.
Female presentation improved from 0.1.9
Improved from 0.1.9.
setNpcIdentity(npcId, "syra") selects a matching female identity for a resource-owned human NPC. The same correction covers velaya, seraphia, chani and natalia. Without armor the matching identity shows its authored female outfit; with armor it retains the native armor and corrected head. Face expression remains neutral. See Female identities for examples and material limits. This improves the existing API, available since 0.1.5; it does not introduce a new NPC setter.