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Seems reasonable though.

Hello, earlier today I had attempted to try have the script be able to *wait* until 3 days once Player activates the condition heres a sample (unmarked quest btw) scn samplescript int sampleStage ; 1=obtain note for npc ; 2=if player has unique condition met, allow dialogue with npc to give ingredient ; 3=stage when entering dialogue, set selectday to gamedayspassed ; 4=stage when ending dialogue player gave ingredient wait 3 days until the product is made by npc ; 5=product is done, return to npc to get rewards and product float selectday (i think i did int too just to test, still didnt work) if samplestage==1 if gethasnote samplenoteREF == 1 set samplestage to 2 endif endif if samplestage==3 set selectday to gamedayspassed endif if samplestage == 4 if gamedayspassed-selectday >=3 set samplestage to 5 endif endif end So everything above saved, its just the functionality never worked. I had specific dialogue where if you asked the NPC after him telling you to wait (stage 4), he *should* tell you hes not finished but it never came up and I knew every condition was satisfied, I believe I did the function gamedayspassed wrong, and while I redid this instance to not use the function (just do it all at once in dialogue without any timer) I really would like to be able to have a timer set for it for a later version. If anyone could give some tips that would be great edit: I think i found a solution but still if anyone has any tips it would be cool, got the following from geck wiki: If all you want to know is if it is a new day (strictly meaning that the 12:00am boundary has been crossed), save the current GameDaysPassed into a SHORT variable (lastDay) and then when you want to do your comparison, create a SHORT (currentDay) and set it to the current GameDaysPassed. If (currentDay - lastDay) >= 1, then a day has passed. By storing GameDaysPassed in SHORT variables you trim off the factional hours that live in the decimal places. If you use floats instead of SHORTs you will essentially be checking if "24 hours has passed" rather than, "is it the next day."I think with this I should be able to detect if 3 days go by, short FirstDay set FirstDay to GameDaysPassed if samplestage==4 if (gamedayspassed-firstday) >=3 set samplestage to 5 endif endif end but then again the wiki says it only detects if 24 hours have passed :/

Ok, so i dont know whats up with the above script, i got around with a different script though its not as fulfilling as I'd hoped. scn garrisonambushstage30 begin ondeath if getstage vangraffcrimsoncollab==20 setstage vangraffcrimsoncollab 30 endifend with an associated NPC that the player kills. Kinda sucks since I for some reason can't setstage when all are dead but it works. I am having trouble with a different thing but I hope some others may shed light on some ways to do what I was trying to do. edit: just saw the above, ill try it outedit2: didn't work, but I will give it another go at another time when I need to.

Hi I'm trying to detect if npcs selected via quest are dead to move on to the next stage, however for some reason it doesnt change, here is my script: scn garrisonambushstage30 begin gamemode if getstage vangraffcrimsoncollab == 20 if getdead GarrisonVanGraff1== 1 && getdead GarrisonVanGraff2== 1 && getdead GarrisonVanGraff3== 1 && getdead GarrisonVanGraff4== 1 && getdead GarrisonVanGraff5a== 1 setstage vangraffcrimsoncollab 30endifendifend 5a is on purpose., and as for the quest itself, they have REFs targetted towards them, however I have the above script that should detect if npc is dead (==1) and if all are dead proceed to next stage but it is not working. Is there a different way I should be approaching this?

Ya I was thinking that, the fire stays on you for a few seconds after getting hit with a heavy incinerator. I assumed there was afterburn cause like, it wouldn't be that hard to implement.

Update, it didn't work for some reason even though if have the REF of one of the map markers to be disabled via script; both still pop up, I will look into this later. EDIT: will just have to make due with it, cannot work under fnv base functionalities.

Smart, im setting that up rn, and unfortunately i don't want to use plug ins like nvse for my mods so that will not work rick

Continuing from my last post, I am in need of this addition if possible although since its not an inherent player rep number variable, I am unsure what the line would even be I just want to have NONE rep change to RepNVNCR given a certain condition (In this case it will be a if GetStage "questname" == 20

I am now using it and everything is squared away, check the 2nd to last reply i made, I still need assistance for a line but I may have to just make a separate forum post.

Success, all that I need is to find how to change mapmarker rep through a script line. Any help would be appreciated. (also i used the parent enable thing, it works and is easier to do)

It seems to work now that I made all persistent references, but one thing I really want added is how to change mapmarker's associated rep through a script line.

Thanks for replying ill try it out asap, I did see something about what u just said on wiki but I wasnt sure how to do it (I looked to see if I was doing the enable command wrong)

Hi, I'm trying to do an optional mod for my NCR Garrison mod, a user suggested that the ncr prescence should only be active when fitz agrees to lending McCarren his services to Farber. My current script (that also wont save) is this: scn NCRGarrisonScript Begin GameMode if GetStage NCRGarrison ==20 NCRGarrisonSentry1.EnableNCRGarrisonSentry2.EnableNCRGarrisonSentry3.EnableNCRGarrisonSand1.EnableNCRGarrisonSand2.EnableNCRGarrisonChairSand.EnableNCRGarrisonTrooper1.EnableNCRGarrisonTrooper2.EnableNCRGarrisonTrooper3.EnableNCRGarrisonTrooper4.EnableNCRGarrisonFire.EnableNCRGarrisonRadioFirePit.EnableNCRGarrisonFlag.EnableNCRGarrisonFlagPole.Enable end This should ensure that the InitiallyDisabled objects and ncps, through the use of the REF id's i gave, are enabled once GetStage of my quest reaches 20, which I have assigned a SetStage command in farber's final convos about getting fitz's services. Theres also one other line I am unsure of how to implement, and that is changing a MapMarker's reputation through the script. Any help would be appreciated. Also if you missed, the script above doesn't save.

Well good news is that you were able to get the stage to advance from activation which would be the more *harder* thing I guess. The next step should be simple; set up a condition to check if the player has actually advanced to that stage. So yeah you should be using 'GetStage', run on 'Subject', Function Parameters '1QuestName' '==' 'stage#' as a condition for the topic in the dialogue.

I think you can just add the effect in any cell even interior, but tbh thats pretty ugly and I hope you have ventilation :laugh:

So I went through it for like 30 minutes and I got stuck. How do we determine to *give* the player a perk point? Where did you find the "sLevelUpPerkCounter"? I tried to set up a script for it but that alone doesn't identify anything--its not a command. Something like "player.addperk <base id> " is. Until either you or me identify what the actual command is I can't go forward with my script method. " scn perkpointscript begin ScriptEffectStart sLevelUpPerkCounter end"

I have been referring to seddon's tutorials for the most part, unless guided to another page on this forum or in which help from google search remain nonexistent for questions such as this--as seddon (occasionally) simply leaves out crucial information (such as when I was making a vendor, he failed to mention marking consistent reference, although I believe it was because fo3 didn't require it?) Nevertheless its still helpful in which it guides me on what needs to be done, but I still have to figure out nooks and crannies while making something work, or find alternatives. For this issue I was having, I had anticipated there would be a line (or some sort of script) used at the Result Script (End) that would prevent a certain dialogue choice if queststage QUEST1 >=10 then remove QuestDialogue1(obviously not going to work though)? But I really didn't know. I now know there is a much simpler way to do it (I don't know if its possible the way I was thinking) by having a condition at the first dialogue in which the player would ask about work. setting a condition GetStage < 10 now allows it to not show up once the character accepts the quest (as it fetches if the player has not started the quest--stage 10 is the first objective for the player) Sorry if it is confusing to understand what I say but I'm learning as I go through making the mod. yesterday was my 2nd day on modding so I'm definitely a beginner to all of this. One thing that I was looking for on the wiki was optional quests in quest objectives, I think it is "Multiple ANDed objectives" but it states that all must be completed so I'm afraid I'm going to have to take a look at seddon's guides once again.

No I did a play test and what you have said is exactly what I need for dialogue to only be said between npc and pc. Having the GOOBYE dialogue (along with the check-marked goodbye of course) in Topics instead of Conversations allows it only to be said when the player is engaged in dialogue with the npc (the only downside is that I have to manually add it to areas I want goodbyes in but this in turn lets me have control on when pc can leave or not). Otherwise, if I have left it in the Conversations tab, the npc's associated package with check marked "RandomConversations" or etc. would allow it to be played whenever an npc or pc passes by them--which is what I wanted to get removed in the first place. I referred to this statement: Don't use the GOODBYE topic for that [Player-directed dialogue]. Its for ending a conversation between two NPC's. Make your own 'Let's get Going' topic on the 'Topics' tab and not the conversation tab. Anything that is 'in dialog' between an NPC and the player - make on the topic tab. Use the Conversation tab for conversations between two NPCs or random comments that your follower can say. I also took a look at one of seddon's videos (I believe advanced dialogue, not sure) and he adds goodbye in topics instead of conversations tab (which in beginner video he set it in conversations, i think this confused me the most.)

Thank you, I'll keep note of the GetStage condition--didn't know it existed in that area, thought maybe there would be command to use instead.

Hello once again, I'm in the process of doing quest lines for a mod but I'm not sure how to remove a topic from being chosen once a condition (in this case accepting the quest) is met. Can anyone guide me to a tutorial that shows this? so far I've found nothing in regards to this question I'm having. I assume the line would be entered at the Result Script (End) on a Goodbye topic (in which player accepts the quest), to prevent the player from returning to the same dialogue choices (would merely need to remove one dialogue choice to prevent other topics leading up to the character either accepting or declining) once the Goodbye is finished. Because the player would already have accepted the quest

I see, set goodbye in topics only will allow it to be said only in dialogue.

Sorry for neglecting to respond but I felt like I had *no idea* what you were talking about. It made sense in way that conditions must be set but I wasn't sure how to set them in the first place. I *think* I found a way to circumvent it--though I am not 100% sure, all I know is that my other designated dialogue designed for proximity, works in this case. By adding HELLO and IdleChatter in Conversations tab, I was able to have set dialogue for proximity activation. It has *appeared* that it has stopped the GOODBYE dialogue from resurfacing. If it ever does resurface, the only other option I could think of is to set HELLO to a high priority, any other method is unknown to me. edit: I also couldn't find any help regarding conditional testing so I could not move forward with the assistance you gave

trying to set up npc dialogue--I would say I'm done with it but theres an issue I can't wrap myself around My *Goodbye topic in Conversations is being said by my selected NPC, whenever any npc or even myself get in close proximity and pass by. I'm not sure how to circumvent this--I already have dialogue and voice lines that I want to be used in this situation (Hey, Whats up, What do you need...) but the way to implement it doesn't appear to be clear (I also don't know what the proper term for this dialogue would be). Any help would be appreciated! edit: I should also note that it works as intended when the player character initiates dialogue

Thank you for shedding light on this! Amazing how simple it was.

I have come across another problem and that is failure to compile the "showbartermenu" script in dialogue... edit: I got it working also, had to type it strictly as "Showbartermenu" in the end box, otherwise it would fail compiling.