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Instantane de reference de la reprise de migration (2026-09-29). Contient GI.uasset tel que trouve (copie UE4 identique a 4.27, MD5 F4550DA5DC05FC005400CDCA2FC123C9). Ajouts de ce commit : .gitattributes (aucune conversion de fin de ligne), regles .gitignore CHG-001, Tools/ (Snapshot, Restore, AssetHeaders), empreintes L0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Sex(Actor1, Actor2, ..., ActorN)
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USE:
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Start a sex scene involving these actors. If the player is involved, it will also check whether the player is cheating or not and add to the affair list accordingly.
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The order in which roles are given to actors for the sex scene (important for descriptions and dirtytalk) depends largely on gender and domincance. Males are given roles before transsexuals, then women. Between people of the same gender, the most dominant one (lowest submission stat) is given a role first.
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However, the order of the actor parameters to the Sex() function matters somewhat in group sex: Sex(Male1, Player, Male2) will be different from Sex(Male2, Player, Male1).
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TYPE: Command, non-Ref
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RETURNS: /
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THEME: Sex
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COMPARE: SexNoAffair
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EXAMPLE:
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Boss(Happy):: "Baby, let's get closer!"
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Sex(Boss, Player)
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If Boss.isAffair() // if you are in a relationship with someone else, this will return true after sex
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"I cheated on my boyfriend with my boss."
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