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Best way to temporarily push packages


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What is the best way to temporarily push packages onto an actor's stack for the duration of a quest? I do know how to use scene packages, but I would like to push an array of packages onto an actors stack while my quest is active. Is this possible? And if so: Is there a prefered practice/best way to do so? I'm asking because I'm getting fed up with having a million packages flying around and I assume that there is a better, more organized way to do it. Edited by 84Cronos
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Add the actor(s) to a quest alias/collection that has the package(s).

 

If multiple packages condition them appropratley.

 

The quest needs to be higher priority than any other quests the actor may be members of with attached packages so your packages "win" stack evaluation.

 

When finished remove actors from alias or stop the quest to clear your packages.

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Thanks. This will definitely help a lot if I can get it to work. Just one quick question to make things a little bit clearer: I can either:

 

 

1.) Add packages to the "Alias Package Data" for let's say a unique actor and those will be performed during the quest if the priority is high enough.

 

2.) Add packages to the "Alias Package Data" for let's say package holder alias and then link several aliases via "Linked Aliases" to it? Is there some kind of keyword or is this the wrong way to do a package holder alias? Because I might want to perform the same packages for a lot of NPC and maybe even pull some in dynamically.

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