Event OnHit not working

[jangofett890]

So I'm trying to make it so when you shoot at an object a few times it explodes and replaces itself with a different object, however the OnHit event never fires when I shoot at it.

My code

Scriptname MQNS_OnHit extends ObjectReference

ObjectReference Property AltMe Auto

Int Property TimesHit Auto

ObjectReference Property ToDisable Auto Const

event OnHit(ObjectReference akTarget, ObjectReference akAggressor, Form akSource, Projectile akProjectile, bool abPowerAttack, \
  bool abSneakAttack, bool abBashAttack, bool abHitBlocked, string apMaterial)

TimesHit += 1

debug.notification("I'm hit! " + TimesHit + " Times!")

if TimesHit == 5

ToDisable.disable()
AltMe.Enable()
endif

EndEvent

The debug.notification never apears so I can only assume that the event is never firing.
I do have a mod enabled that may be causing it but I am not sure called Weapons of Fate http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/12986/?
The only reason I think that might be causing it is because it messes with the bullet physics and such.

P.S I am unsure how to make an explosion effect (And sound?) appear and that information would also be helpful

[Engager]

It will not work that way. You need to register for that event first using RegisterForHitEvent (http://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/index.php?title=RegisterForHitEvent_-_ScriptObject). Event fires only once, and after that you need to register it again.

[KataPUMB]

I think that for this case is better to try with Actor.OnCripple(), OnHit() now require previous registration with registerforhitevent() and everytime a hit happens you have to register it again so yea... easier with cripple i think...

 

Check this CK article for more info.

[EmissaryOfWind]

You could also use destruction states to achieve this, rather than a script!

[jangofett890]

Thanks, I'll probably have to have it register because I'm doing it for a terminal, and turning it into a broken one, I'm looking at the wiki for destructible objects and it seems like it only uses models and activators, which a working terminal is obviously not just a model.