dylbill

Yeah that is annoying. You can rename an alias after the fact though.

If the alias's aren't already made, I'm pretty sure you can attach the script to one alias, fill the properties, then duplicate the alias 40 times or whatever. The script should be attached to the duplicate alias's with properties filled.

If you want to look at the script with notepad you need to open the source .psc files, not the .pex files. To view in the creation kit, copy the source .psc files from Data/Scripts/Source to Data/Source/Scripts. In Skyrim LE they were in Data/Scripts/Source but they switched it to Data/Source/Scripts in Skyrim SE

I made a mod that does something similar called Charge or Fill - Spells: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/18090 Source code is included if you want to take a look.

Here's a script that will do this: Scriptname SlowPosionEffectScript extends ActiveMagicEffect {Damage the target's' sActorValue by DamageAmount every UpdateInterval while this effect is active} String Property sActorValue Auto Float Property DamageAmount Auto Float Property UpdateInterval Auto Actor Target Event OnEffectStart(Actor akTarget, Actor akCaster) Target = akTarget ;save target actor so it can be used in other events in this script Target.DamageActorValue(sActorValue, DamageAmount) RegisterForSingleUpdate(UpdateInterval) EndEvent Event OnUpdate() Target.DamageActorValue(sActorValue, DamageAmount) RegisterForSingleUpdate(UpdateInterval) ;Update is automatically unregistered when the effect ends. EndEvent Compile the script, attach it to a magic effect then set the properties in the properties tab in the creation kit. Example, if you set sActorValue to "Health", DamageAmount to 2.0 and UpdateInterval to 1.0 it will damage the target's health by 2.0 every second while the effect is active.

This is a syntax error. I'm actually surprised it compilied. You're using IsEnabled not on object1 or object2, so it checks if the PuzzlePullBar is Enabled. it should be: If (Object1.IsEnabled() && Object2.IsEnabled())

To get base form type you'll want to use GetBaseObject()

You could also try using a paralyze magic effect, or Papyrus Extender has a FreezeActor function. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/22854

No problem, and not that I'm aware of. You'd need a script property at least.

Yes, you would use self. Self points to whatever your script is attached to. If your script extends ActiveMagicEffect though youll want to use: If self.GetBaseObject() == MyMagicEffect ;do something Endif

No problem, happy modding!!

Hello, you can use my mod Mark and Recall Fast Travel Menu: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/22494 There's an option to use physical teleports. Hope that helps.

Hello, this intrigued me so I made a new console command for my Console Tweaks mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/69244 After installing the mod, enter the command "SetAllBooksRead 0" in console, without the quotes and hit enter. It will set all books to unread.

No problem. Nope, you shouldnt have to change anything in nifskope

Hello, looks like this requires a bit of set up. Here's the steps. 1: Create a new static that uses the armourstand_empty.nif 2: Place it in game using the CK render window 3: Create a new invisible container 4: Place the invisible container in front of the armor stand static you placed. 5: Attach the PKYDynamicArmorRackScript to the invisible container you placed. 6: Add armor keywords to the ArmorKeywords array in the PKYDynamicArmorRackScript properties. 7: Add armor markers to the stand by dragging them into the render window and placing them on the stand where you want armors to show up. You can just drag regular armors in and check the Initially Disabled box so they don't show up in game. You need one armor marker for each Armor Keyword you added to the ArmorKeywords array. 8: Added linked refs to the invisible container for the armor markers you placed. Link them with the keywords you used in the ArmorKeywords array. 9: add none (empty) entries to the oArmorDisplayItem array on the PKYDynamicArmorRackScript so that it is the same length as the ArmorKeywords array. How the PKYDynamicArmorRackScript works is, when you add an item to the container it's attached to, it looks to see if the item has a keyword in the ArmorKeywords array. If it does, it looks for a Linked Reference to the container it's attached to using the keyword (this should be the armor marker you placed in the render window.) It then places a new armor of the type you added to the container at the armor marker for display. It changes it's motion type to static and blocks activation. Hope that helps.

Nope, I don't have that one. I do have Immersive Interactions, although I don't think that applies to this issue. Did you experience spinning camera on death only while using Immersive First Person View? Yes, or other first person view mods such as Joy of Perspective. It could be something else though, not sure.

Do you have a mod such as Immersive First Person View? I noticed while using that mod, when you die you get crazy spinning camera. Not sure how to fix it though.

oh are you talking about this mod? https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/25395/ When choosing the there is a level option on the right. change it to 50

in the LeveledItem.psc there is this function: ; Adds the given count of the given form to the under the given level in this leveled list Function AddForm(Form apForm, int aiLevel, int aiCount) native So use MyLeveledItem.AddForm(MyForm, 50, 1)

First, use the console command player.TC to remove controls from your player. Then click on the NPC in the console and use the command TC to control the NPC

To hide or show the compass you can use these commands: Utility.SetINIBool("bShowCompass:Interface", False) ;hide compassUtility.SetINIBool("bShowCompass:Interface", true) ;show compass Not sure about the dialogue but maybe DisablePlayerControls() would work. It hides the ui in part: https://www.creationkit.com/index.php?title=DisablePlayerControls_-_Game

There is a console command GetIsVoiceType, but this just checks if the selected NPC has the passed in voice type, which isn't very useful. So, I added the console command GetVoiceType to my mod Console Tweaks which you can find here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/69244 It displays the selected NPC's voice type, form ID and the mod it comes from.

As sphered said. For script, i would make a new reference alias in your quest thats pointing to the player. Then you can attach a script to the alias that has the onItemRemoved event. Dont forget to use an inventoryEventFilter for your items.

No prob

You can use MyObectReference.activate(game.getplayer()) Use that with your book or chest reference