CBaseCombatCharacter::SetDefaultRelationship

0x005f4640 · 47 bytes · __cdecl

_ZN20CBaseCombatCharacter22SetDefaultRelationshipE7Class_TS0_13Disposition_ti

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undefined (4 params)


/* CBaseCombatCharacter::SetDefaultRelationship(Class_T, Class_T, Disposition_t, int) */

void CBaseCombatCharacter::SetDefaultRelationship
               (int param_1,int param_2,undefined4 param_3,undefined4 param_4)

{
  int *piVar1;
  
  if (m_DefaultRelationship != 0) {
    piVar1 = (int *)(m_DefaultRelationship + param_1 * 4);
    *(undefined4 *)(*piVar1 + 8 + param_2 * 0x10) = param_3;
    *(undefined4 *)(*piVar1 + 0xc + param_2 * 0x10) = param_4;
  }
  return;
}

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