[Papyrus ignores IF condition]

Ah, thanks!

[Papyrus ignores IF condition]

What does IMHO mean? I've seen that acronym quiet often, but as an ESL student I don't know what it means.

[Papyrus ignores IF condition]

Was about to ask which is faster, property or storing Game.GetPlayer() in a variable (or pointer? since Papyrus is object oriented).

 

Thanks again for everybody that answered, helps a lot while still learning Papyrus. Wiki's a stub.

[Papyrus ignores IF condition]

Thanks a lot for the input. It was actually triggering correctly, I just renamed the file and script before and that kinda messed Skyrim up.

I will clean it up, however, my example here is by now legacy code.

Thanks for the logical operators, I couldn't find them anywhere. Interestingly, they are the same as Objective-C, my native language.

 

As a side question, is it better to call

Actor PlayerRef = Game.GetPlayer()

instead of Game.GetPlayer() directly where I need it?

[Papyrus ignores IF condition]

Hello everyone.

The topic title suggest a very unusual problem (if you can call it that way) I've stumbled upon while writing a Papyrus script. Although I'm new to Papyrus, I'm no complete beginner to programming.

Concerning the error/problem, it appears as if Papyrus simply ignores the if condition.

 

Here is the code:

Scriptname AutoCombatCamPlayerScript extends Quest  
{Forces Player into FP Cam on Combat Initiation and when Bow or XBow is drawn}

GlobalVariable Property myKey Auto

int camState
int hotkey = 76
int enabled

Event OnInit()
	Debug.Notification("Started AutoCombatCam")
	RegisterForSingleUpdate(1)
EndEvent

Event OnKeyDown(Int KeyCode)
	If  Input.IsKeyPressed(hotkey) ; Only run code when the status changes
		Debug.Notification("Hotkey Pressed")
		If enabled == 1
			Debug.Notification("Turned On")
			RegisterForUpdate(1)
			Debug.Notification("Started")
			enabled = 0
		Else ; If enabled == False
			Debug.Notification("Turned Off")
			UnregisterForUpdate()
			Debug.Notification("Killed")
			enabled = 1
		EndIf
	EndIf
EndEvent

Event OnUpdate()
	Debug.Notification("EXEC")
	RegisterForKey(hotkey)

	hotkey = myKey.getValueInt()
	If enabled == 0
		If (Game.GetPlayer()).IsInCombat()
				Game.ForceFirstPerson()
		Else
			;Not in combat, switch to FP on Bow and XBow draw
			If (Game.GetPlayer()).IsWeaponDrawn()
				If (Game.GetPlayer()).GetEquippedItemType(0) == 7
					Game.ForceFirstPerson()
				ElseIf (Game.GetPlayer()).GetEquippedItemType(0) == 12
					Game.ForceFirstPerson()
				EndIf
			EndIf
		 EndIf
	EndIf
	RegisterForSingleUpdate(1)
EndEvent

I would be pleased if anyone could figure this out, since I'm, though knowing Obj-C, too inexperienced to know why this is caused or to resolve it.

 

EDIT: I should have mentioned which IF statement it actually is. The affected statement is the

if enabled == 0

in the onUpdate() event.

Kilian