darkness947

I fixed my problem! I placed the doors in a new interior cell which allowed me to set them as properties in the script (making them unique). This has been solved.

Update: it wasn't the door itself. It was the searchdistance property which wasn't working for some reason. I replaced it initially with a really large integer. Now on to problem 2! Someone please please help with this because I'm stuck. I can get the portal to move now if I recast relatively close to the previous portal, but it doesn't work If I put it down in say Riverwood and then go to the Radiant Raiment (in Solitude) to replace it. I thought I could do it by making each of the two portals persistent, but I can't figure out how to move them via formID. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi all! I've been working on a script for the past 10 hours over the last day or so, and I've run into a wall. The goal of this simple mod is to create a two-way portal (like this mod http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/29447/?). The difference between the two and the reason I wasn't simply content in using that one during my playthough is I wanted to have an object that was activated and would look like a giant mirror (an eluvian from Dragon Age actually) :smile: . I've been able to create a test spell for the first portal, and it works really well in that it summons the object I want it to. The object I'm using is one of the portal doors in the wayshrines from Dawnguard, recolored to have a solid background. I even have a script attached to the door that gives a textbox if the portal is activated but both portals haven't been placed. I've dabbled in scripting before (I did some simple stuff in high school and started to learn my way around Neverwinter Nights' scripting engine), but I think I'm out of my depth here. What I want is for each portal to be unique so the scripts won't get confused during teleportation. This means the previous door has to either be destroyed and a new one created or the door has to be moved to the player when the spell is cast. I can get the spell to summon the "first door" by creating it in front of the player, but I can't figure out how to get the spell script to either destroy or move the previous door when the spell is cast again; this leads to unique doors being created every time. I think It might be the fact that I've duplicated an actual door, which won't allow me to do what I want, but I'm not sure. I also haven't attached any waypoints or teleport objects to the door's spawning yet, but I wanted to take the problem one step at a time. I basically cannibalized the script from this mod (http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/19303/?), which lets one summon a chest in front of them. The other problem I was having is I wanted to make SURE that these portals (and whatever I eventually attach to them that allows the teleportation) were unique, but I couldn't find anything other than the findclosestreferenceoftypefromref function that would allow me to check, and I'm not sure about ranges and the like that would interfere with the results of that returning as it should. I thought about setting a variable (and when I put my scripts up you'll be able to see I played around with variables a little bit) but I couldn't understand how I would destroy the old reference when the time came if it couldn't find it during a check. So to summarize I'm asking for help with two things: 1) destroying the portal/moving the portal in the first place when the spell is cast and the portal already exists(to make sure only one instance of the portal is active at once) 2) making sure that the portals are unique (so that there are no problems when it comes to pairing). I'm going to attach all the scripts I've developed thus far (which is two): Like I said, I think I'm close but I'm also out of my depth. Any help would be appreciated.

I'm having the same problem, and I have the unofficial skyrim patch, although I'm not sure it's causing the problem. For now, I've decided to skip the quest.