ttiww Posted June 6 Author Posted June 6 I've already recreated a new game, but nothing changes, the result is still the same.
scorrp10 Posted June 6 Posted June 6 At this point, about only recommendation is to have you upload the files (the .esp and the relevant script(s)) for someone to take a look, to see what is wrong.
Qvorvm Posted June 6 Posted June 6 The console command "sqv dxSigrid" might also give us useful information. It seems likely to me that you have two scripts attached to this quest and you filled the properties for only one of them. In any case, it's part of what the "sqv" command output would help confirm. Check every detail of what it displays; it's easy to miss something important. Pay special attention to the "Var_A" property on the "QF_dxSigrid_0C05BA6A" script.
scorrp10 Posted June 6 Posted June 6 ERR, dxSigrid is the quest that I altered in my setup to illustrate what happens when a property is not filled... On 6/6/2025 at 4:34 PM, Qvorvm said: The console command "sqv dxSigrid" might also give us useful information. It seems likely to me that you have two scripts attached to this quest and you filled the properties for only one of them. In any case, it's part of what the "sqv" command output would help confirm. Check every detail of what it displays; it's easy to miss something important. Pay special attention to the "Var_A" property on the "QF_dxSigrid_0C05BA6A" script. Expand
ttiww Posted June 6 Author Posted June 6 Okay, I read your messages too late, sorry. I deleted my mod and started over from scratch, recreated my mod the same way. The only difference is that for my script (the one in the script tab), I didn't delete the GlobalVariable Property Var_A Auto line, even though I had applied a property and then rewrote that same line to reapply the property. No, I simply wrote the apply property line, and that's it—no deletion. My script works perfectly, and that might have been the source of the malfunction. In any case, the problem is solved; I just hope I don't run into a similar problem again. Thank you for your help and for taking the time to solve my problem. You taught me a lot about scripting. Thank you very much.
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