viennacalling

Found it, it's https://mods.bethesda.net/#en/workshop/fallout4/mod-detail/752969

I think there was a mod like that over on the Bethesda site.

Close, it is an alias for a collection of in-game reference objects.

Why are you using GetSafeLocation if the function name is GetSafePosition?

CheatContainer.Activate(Game.GetPlayer())

Thoughts are the holotape has an OnHolotapePlay event that calls Reset followed by Activate on the cheat container. You can try that and see if it works.

According to this screenshot the target must be a protectron, wearing power armor, be liberty prime, be mr. handy, be an eyebot, an assaultron, and also a sentry bot. That's a tall order for one target. Are you sure you didn't mean to use OR instead of AND on each condition?

Why are you starting your variables with a number? That's been a known bad practice since Fallout 3.

Why are you using Const? http://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/index.php?title=Differences_from_Skyrim_to_Fallout_4#Const_Auto_Properties Auto Properties By adding the word "Const" at the end of a property definition, you are telling the game that the value will not change once it has been set by the editor. The compiler will make sure you cannot change the property's value, and the game will ignore any value in the save game recorded for the property. This allows you to change the value of a property in the editor, and have the change be reflected in the game, even if you load a save game. Properties made via the editor will be const by default.

OnItemAdded - ObjectReference http://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/index.php?title=OnItemAdded_-_ObjectReference AddInventoryEventFilter - ScriptObject http://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/index.php?title=AddInventoryEventFilter_-_ScriptObject

Just add a line to the script that handles the battery insertion to clear the faction ownership.

1. Don't use Entry Point, that is for very specific actions. Look at the perk FerociousLoyalty, the quest FerociousLoyaltyQuest, and the script FerociousLoyaltyScript. That is an example of how you attach a script to a perk. 2. To modify a game setting using a script you will need the Fallout New Vegas Script Extender. Someone else will have to explain how to use it.

According to the image you do not have a quest called AmmoActivateQuest. Create the quest first, then try saving the script.

The rules at least for the Nexus are pretty clear: if you do not have clear permission to upload modified versions of other peoples' mods then don't, even if the authors are long gone.

I am not a graphics expert, but I have seen ports from Fallout 3 to New Vegas where the world model did indeed have issues. I am probably describing it wrong, but the issue is that the collision for the world model needs to be modified to work in New Vegas. I believe it can be done in nifskope, but you would need a graphics person to tell you exactly what to modify though.