Creation kit, how do you link two quest by properties?

[Monkiman300]

Not sure what I did, but one of my little tweaks seems to have worked for now. I'm guessing it had something to do with an alias being bugged (which happens a lot), so I remade them all and it worked I think. That, and I also broke and re-connected some dialogue boxes because they get bugged (a lot) as well.

 

Thanks for the effort guys I appreciate it!

 

-Monkiman300

[Tobias44142]

You need to add a quest property to the fragment in question on the first quest and fill it with the second quest. There should be a properties button which when pressed should open the current properties in a new window. There should be an 'add property' button. Press that and add the appropriate type of property.

 

I'm not sure if you need to write the script lines first or add the property first, but either way I'm pretty certain that the script must exist before the properties window will appear.

 

 

 

Under what tab do you add this property? Under Quest stages? at the end of the dialogue view fragment? DETAILS PLEASE

Edited November 26, 2018 by Tobias44142

[IsharaMeradin]

 

You need to add a quest property to the fragment in question on the first quest and fill it with the second quest. There should be a properties button which when pressed should open the current properties in a new window. There should be an 'add property' button. Press that and add the appropriate type of property.

 

I'm not sure if you need to write the script lines first or add the property first, but either way I'm pretty certain that the script must exist before the properties window will appear.

 

 

 

Under what tab do you add this property? Under Quest stages? at the end of the dialogue view fragment? DETAILS PLEASE

 

Hey now, quote a 4 year old post in a 4 year old thread and want DETAILS. Rather obvious that even I did not know all the details 4 years ago...

 

Where do you add a property? Depends upon where the script and / or script fragment is located. For non-fragment scripts there is usually a visible property button, click that. For fragment scripts, the script needs to be created first but code that relies on any properties cannot be present. Good rule of thumb is to compile with a single semi-colon ";" and then enter the code you wish to use. Once the script fragment is created, there should be a property button available under the advanced tab within the script fragment window.

 

If that does not help...