ref.SetVariable Command In GECK

[NukaCooler]

I'm trying to use the Setvariable command added by NVSE, but nothing seems to be working.

 

scn 0000MATNPerkActivatorQSTSCPT

short DoOnce

begin GameMode

if DoOnce == 0

set DoOnce to 1

short HealSleep == con_GetGameSetting fHealingRateSleeping

short Heal6 == con_GetGameSetting fADVHealRateEndurance6Bonus

short Heal7 == con_GetGameSetting fADVHealRateEndurance7Bonus

short Heal8 == con_GetGameSetting fADVHealRateEndurance8Bonus

short Heal9 == con_GetGameSetting fADVHealRateEndurance9Bonus

short Heal10 == con_GetGameSetting fADVHealRateEndurance10Bonus

0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.SetVariable "Variable05", HealSleep

0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.SetVariable "Variable06", Heal6

0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.SetVariable "Variable07", Heal7

0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.SetVariable "Variable08", Heal8

0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.SetVariable "Variable09", Heal9

0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.SetVariable "Variable10", Heal10

StopQuest 0000MATNPerkActivatorQST

endif

end

Gives error Script command "0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.SetVariable" not found

 

Another script gives Unexpected end of line in line 35 (con_SetGameSetting fHealingRateSleeping 0000MATNPerkActivatorREF.GetVariable "Variable05")

 

 

[rickerhk]

Sometimes using numeric prefixes on REFIds just breaks everything. So it should be avoided.

[aerophoneix]

Back when I coded in Java we could never use numbers unless the first character was a letter. Usually thinks its a value or a constant.

[RoyBatterian]

Good rule of thumb, is to just not use numbers at the start of anything. Use aaa or something instead.