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====== SetBeamForceLocalEnd ======
SetBeamForceLocalEnd(<-beamUID <-forceLocalEnd)

===== Description =====
When set to true on a beam, the beam will use local coordinates for the end point when attached to a unit.  Normally, the end point of a beam is always in global coordinates even when the beam
is attached to a unit.  If you want the end point to also be relative to the unit, then SetBeamForceLocalEnd to true.

===== Examples =====
<code 4rpl>
once
   GetUnitPosition(self) ->unitPos
   #Fire a beam to extends off screen but is at the same height as the unit
   #We will attach the beam to ourselves, so that the start point is relative to our unit
   3 ->brightness
   4 ->width
   CreateBeam("orange" <-brightness <-width) ->beam
   AttachBeam(<-beam self "")
   SetBeamStart(<-beam V3(0 0 0))
   SetBeamEnd(<-beam V3(10000 0 10000))
endonce

SetBeamForceLocalEnd(<-beam true)
SetBeamEnd(<-beam 10 1 10)

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