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Distance stub. Needs experimentation/reverse engineering to figure out the exact distance formula
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* The target rolls either an [[Athletics]] or [[Acrobatics]] [[Skill Check]], whichever is higher, to contest the attempt. The shoving creature, however, always rolls [[Athletics]]. | * The target rolls either an [[Athletics]] or [[Acrobatics]] [[Skill Check]], whichever is higher, to contest the attempt. The shoving creature, however, always rolls [[Athletics]]. | ||
* As of Patch 6, shoving an allied creature always succeeds, though the weight conditions described above must still be met. | * As of Patch 6, shoving an allied creature always succeeds, though the weight conditions described above must still be met. | ||
* '''Shove''' can also be used to rouse a creature from {{Cond|Sleeping}} or help them shake off the effects of certain spells like {{SAI|Hypnotic Pattern}}. | * '''Shove''' can also be used to rouse a creature from {{Cond|Sleeping}} or help them shake off the effects of certain spells like {{SAI|Hypnotic Pattern}}. | ||
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If the weight condition is not met, attempting to shove an object or creature will display a message "Too heavy to Shove." | If the weight condition is not met, attempting to shove an object or creature will display a message "Too heavy to Shove." | ||
== Distance == | |||
The distance an object or creature is shoved depends on the Strength of the shover and weight of the shoved object. | |||
<!--TODO: Figure out what exactly this formula is. It is referenced as ShoveDistance in the game files, but the actual calculation is readily visible like with CanShoveWeight(). This may require manual experimentation. --> | |||
This distance is restricted to a minimum of {{dist|m=1}} and a maximum of {{dist|m=6}}.{{ref|From the definitions of {{c|ShoveDistanceMin}} and {{c|ShoveDistanceMax}} in {{c|Public/Shared/Stats/Generated/Data/Data.txt}}.}} | |||
Note, however, that the maximum shove distance assumes level terrain. When shoving an object off a ledge, it can go further than {{dist|m=6}} since it will continue its parabolic trajectory as it falls. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||