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Hi leron9999, The main difference between RegisterForUpdate and RegisterForSingleUpdate is that the former keeps your script registered after the next update whereas the latter automatically unregisters your scripts for updates after the next update. However, it's pretty much always better to use RegisterForSingleUpdate, mainly because this gives you more control. It's usually best to create a "chain" of RegisterForSingleUpdates in your OnUpdate event for repeated updates, like this: Event OnUpdate() ; Do Stuff RegisterForSingleUpdate(10) ; 10 seconds EndEvent Use of RegisterForUpdate, especially with a short interval and a large OnUpdate event body, can cause problems like slowing down other scripts and causing savegame bloat. See this thread for more information. I hope that helps :) Cipscis

Neither of those. The script extender allows modders to access extra functionality that wasn't there before. It's probably most useful for making extra native Papyrus functions available, allowing scripters to do things that wouldn't otherwise be possible. Cipscis

Just spent the weekend working on CASM (Cipscis' Automatic Save Manager, which I also made for Fallout 3 and New Vegas) for Skyrim. I've got it in a perfectly working state except for one thing: There's no proper SaveGame function yet so I can't quite do things in the way I want. Hopefully SKSE will fix that soon though. Cipscis

Hi everyone! Just a notification that I've put a new tutorial up in cipscis.com's Skyrim section, talking about how to use states. Hopefully some of you will find it useful. Here's a link - States in Papyrus As always, feedback is appreciated. Cipscis

Hi everyone! Just a notification that I've put a new tutorial up in cipscis.com's Skyrim section, talking about how to use states. Hopefully some of you will find it useful. Here's a link - States in Papyrus As always, feedback is appreciated. Cipscis