yellotang

Nevermind, figured it out. DOH!

I am currently rape/pillaging/plundering a mod that utilizes nvdlc01_chandelieron.nif and lights outside. There is no scripts that manage these lights and so I tried to do it myself. I created 2 x-markers, 1 titled MyOutdoorLightsREF and the other titled MyDarkSconceREF. I added nvdlc01_chandelieroff.nif's and switched the nvdlc01_chandelieron.nif's to initially disabled and parent enabled both the 'on' and 'off' to the respectful REFs. I also created the following script scn MyOutdoorLightingScript Short LightsOn Begin GameMode If GetCurrentTime < 19.50 && GetCurrentTime > 6.0 If LightsOn != 1 Return Elseif LightsOn == 1 MyOutdoorLightsREF.Disable MyDarkSconceREF.Enable Set LightsOn to 0 Endif Elseif GetCurrentTime > 19.50 || GetCurrentTime < 6.0 If LightsOn == 1 Return Elseif LightsOn != 1 MyOutdoorLightsREF.Enable MyDarkSconceREF.Disable Set LightsOn to 1 Return Endif Endif End It doesn't work, do you know what I am doing wrong?

Without using a picture I mean link in series IE 1 -> 2 -> 3 -> 4 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 Not 1,2,3,4,5,6 -> ref This is for stocking initially disabled items on shelves.

Working on a massive amount of initially disabled references in a cell that I am using "stock" scripts for and wondered if anyone has an easier way to chainlink references together without opening each one up and choosing a link from reference window. Currently using a gaming pad and macros to do most of the work for me but it is still too slow and monotonous and tedious for me.

Watching my wife build her settlement with the Xboxone and knowing what can be done through modding, there is no comparison. I'm sadden to watch her try to find a way to place a fence that just hangs in the air and doesn't contour to the ground.

That's funny!!!!!!

I hate Fallout 4 right now because I can't play it on any of my computers. We have 8 computers in my house and not one of them will run it. Way too laggy. Grrrrrr. My wife (Plays XboxOne) is on the fence about it right now because she said "It's not cutesy. I want my character to be able to wear sexy clothes and armor." She hates MechArmor. My Youngest son (PS4) loves it. Well, he pretty much loves any game in which he gets to shoot people. Hmmmm. :blush: