HyliosSykes

Ok I found another way to get this done somehow so I figured I would share it here. You can apply a script on the desired object, in that script you can add a MESG Object as a parameter, this Object will contain the choices that will be displayed in your menu. Then you add it to the OnActivate() Event in your script using the .Show() method of the MESG Object (ie : int buttonpressed = <MESG>.Show()), this will display a choice menu just like the one created by the perk entry point mentioned above, then you just need to test the result (buttonpressed) to dispatch the required actions from their menu item position. Thanks for the help, it got me to the right place.

Thank you Ishara, The onKeyDown solution doesn't look really optimized, from a programming standpoint it's not a good practice to add a trigger on a key that could serve other purposes, since the script will be fired every time you press the key and test for a condition, plus it might get overridden by other scripts trying to do the same thing elsewhere. I checked on the ring's behavior and it could actually fit my purpose, I'll try to implement it in my mod. Have a great day :happy:,

Hi everyone, I didn't manage to find the answer to this question so I'll ask here. Is it possible to add multiple activators on a single object triggered by different keys ? For instance, an activator is triggered when the player presses the "Use" key while facing the object ("E" by default), but would it be possible to add another action activated by a different key ("R" or "T" for example). I don't recall any mod doing anything like that and usually packaging the scripts they need in spells that can be cast on the object to bypass the need for a second activator. If it's not possible to add an activator on a second key, would it be possible through Papyrus to detect key pressed at the moment the script is trigger, that would allow the use of "Shift + E" / "Ctrl + E" kind of combinations, allowing to package more than one action in the same Activator script. Thanks in advance,