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Di0nysis, I haven't used it myself but the SetInChargen function's first parameter seems intended to prevent saving. Cipscis

Just checking the obvious thing first, is the GlobalVariable property properly hooked up in the Creation Kit? Cipscis

I don't think you can do that, no, but there are other methods you could use. For example, you could store the value via tokens (unplayable, therefore invisible, pieces of armour) in their inventory. Cipscis

I don't know much about fragments so I don't know if that's usual behaviour, but Papyrus is case-insensitive so it should at least be harmless. Cipscis

The wiki has some documentation on this you might find useful - Save File Notes (Papyrus) Cipscis

In case it helps, I've run into the same problem and posted about it in this thread I found in the "Feedback, suggestions and questions" forum - Can't seem to tag my file! Cipscis

Sublime Text 2 itself is in English, but I don't think there's anything in particular that makes this specific to any non-programming language. As far as I'm away, the Papyrus Assembly language will be the same for users of all languages, so they'll all be able to use it. The only bit that's specifically in English is the documentation. I'm not sure what the best practice is for tagging when a file is (mostly) independent of language, but I'd guess it's probably to have no language tags instead of all of them. If that's right, then untagging it as English would probably be for the best, thanks :) Cipscis

Thanks, I noticed that :) (see edit) I've managed to tag the file myself now, but not via the usual method. Instead, I used Visual Event to view the JavaScript events attached to the tagging buttons and manually tagged them by calling the event in the browser's console and manipulating the "ID" argument (which was 0 on the page, instead of 24009 as it should have been). If it helps, I'm using Chrome 21.0.1180.89, and I also tried this via my iPhone and had the same problem. Cipscis EDIT: Actually, the orange tag I noticed was "Language - English". I wonder if that might have been someone else then, if not you? Cipscis

Just reporting that this has also happened with my latest file - Papyrus Assembly package for Sublime Text 2 I'll edit this post once I've been able to successfully tag it. Cipscis

You should be able to call it on the result of GetParentCell, although I'll admit I'm not sure how useful the name of a cell will always be. Are cells out in the wilderness called "Wilderness"? Cipscis

When a save is loaded, the OnPlayerLoadGame event is called on the player. You can receive this event by creating a quest that has an alias pointing to the player, and attaching a script (extending ReferenceAlias) to the alias. In that script, you can detect when the player loads a save via the OnPlayerLoadGame event. Cipscis

SKSE's GetName function could help you here. Cipscis

There seems to be a bit of misunderstanding in this thread, so hopefully I can clear it up in this post. The special variable "Self" refers to the object to which the script is attached, not the script itself. The confusion here arouses, I suspect, due to the fact that "Self" refers to the object cast to the type defined by the script. Every Papyrus script is essentially a type definition. For example, Actor.psc defines the type "Actor". If I write a script called "MyActorScript" that extends "Actor", then I'm essentially defining a type called "MyActorScript", and every Actor to which MyActorScript attached will be an object of type MyActorScript. GetBaseObject returns the base object (of type Form) of the object on which it is called. If it's called without explicitly specifying the object on which it should be called, then it is called on "Self". In this case, that means the scripted object as the type you're defining in your script. As your script extends ObjectReference, it also inherits all of ObjectReference's functions, including GetBaseObject. The difficulty you're facing is likely due to issues with inventory items. I can't remember when it will and won't work, but I think creating the item outside of an inventory then adding it to an inventory will cause it to act appropriately, whereas creating an item inside an inventory may cause issues. This isn't something I've had to deal with very much, though, so I can't tell you off the top of my head how to solve your problem. Hopefully I've at least clarified what's going on here a bit for you though. Cipscis

It's generally a good rule of thumb that if something has been implemented by SKSE it isn't possible in vanilla. The wiki has some good information you might find useful. Take a look at this page in particular: Save File Notes (Papyrus) Cipscis

I'm surprised that apparently worked, since GetStage is not redefined in the "Done" state so will work in exactly the same way if called after the script is sent to that State. If swapping those 2 lines worked, then the original script should also work. Cipscis