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  1. Yep, tried it, doesn't work. However, I was looking into other possible ways to access the class and I came across this bit of code from the source code of SkyrimSouls, which suggests that it can be done via SKSE plugins. I've never written any SKSE plugins before, but it does seem to be the way to go in this case, so I might look into it later.
  2. That's unfortunate. I was hoping to use that to make bookmarks so that you can reopen a book on the same page you closed it. I found that by directly setting iPageSetIndex to something like 4 and then calling UpdatePages() you can open any book on that specific page, but without a way to set that via papyrus will make this difficult, to say the least. Thanks for letting me know, though!
  3. Hi, I'm having trouble accessing a variable using UI.GetInt(), particularly iPageSetIndex from BookMenu.as, which I believe is the number of the current page of the book that the player is currently reading. Looking through the Unofficial Skyrim UI SDK files, I found BookMenu_mc, which seems to be what I'm looking for, but when I put that on the target parameter like this: UI.GetInt("Book Menu", "_root.BookMenu_mc.iPageSetIndex")it always returns 0. I've searched around and found some examples like this one and the one included in the SKSE UI.psc script and they seem to work just fine, but for some reason, I can't get any variables from the Book Menu. I think it might be the path of the target parameter that is wrong, but maybe there is something else that I'm missing. Here's a simple test script I've been using: Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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