Script comparison Ref two mods

[orubicon]

Help write condition, a comparison of the ref two mods

if IsModLoaded "Oblivion Collectible Cards.esp"

let occ2 := GetFormFromMod "Oblivion Collectible Cards.esp" "020015AC"

if occ2 == GetActiveMenuRef 1008

set occ to 1

endif

endif

if occ != 1 - somehow always works

or

ref gaMerchant

ref occ2

if IsModLoaded "Oblivion Collectible Cards.esp"

let occ2 := GetFormFromMod "Oblivion Collectible Cards.esp" "020015AC"

if occ2 == gaMerchant

set occ to 1

endif

endif

if occ != 1 - somehow always works

When trade opened the menu at the NPC from the other mod, the condition does not work.

 

[Surilindur]

No idea what it is you are after, and I have my own projects at the moment, but just a thought. If you want to compare two refs using the "==" thingy, you could try applying the OBSE compiler override and then add Eval after If, with lots of parentheses to make sure the outcome is what you expect it to be. No idea if it will help, just an idea. A bit like this (as an example):

ref rSomeRef
int iSomeInt

Begin _MenuMode 1008

    let iSomeInt := 0

    If Eval ( IsModLoaded "SomeMod.esp" )
        If Eval ( ( GetFormFromMod "SomeMod.esp" "001234" ) == ( GetActiveMenuRef 1008 ) )
            let iSomeInt := 1
        EndIf
    EndIf

    MessageBoxEX "iSomeInt: %.0f" iSomeInt
    
End

That has not been tested, it might not even work out of the box. Just a quick idea. It will spam the messagebox constantly if it works, too. :P

Edited May 26, 2016 by Contrathetix

[orubicon]

If Eval ( ( GetFormFromMod "SomeMod.esp" "001234" ) == ( GetActiveMenuRef 1008 ) )

 

not work :mellow:

[Maskar]

Looks like you're comparing a base object with a reference. That will never work.

[orubicon]

Yes, thank you. On ref everything worked.