F4SE Papyrus Question(s)

[silhouett]

I use to be able to look at skyrim commands and see right there SKSE extender commands and how to detect if it is installed etc.

 

Is their a detailed manual on F4SE ?

 

Functions

Events

Etc (

[Reneer]

F4SE does not have any Papyrus commands set up yet. That's why you can't find them. :smile:

[silhouett]

F4SE does not have any Papyrus commands set up yet. That's why you can't find them.

It's not that I dont believe you, I do. How do people write mods that require F4SE if they cant use any command ?

[Reneer]

Likely they are writing F4SE plugins in C++, though I'm not 100% sure on that.

[TummaSuklaa]

There are papyrus commands.. just a very small few. He simply didn't list "what's new" in the OP like usual and instead said check the scripts.

Edited September 9, 2016 by TummaSuklaa

[Reneer]

There are papyrus commands.. just a very small few. He simply didn't list "what's new" in the OP like usual and instead said check the scripts.

Oh, my mistake. I don't use F4SE so I don't keep up to date on it.

[werr92]

if you simply have skse or f4se properly installed, you can access its commands like if they were built-in to the papyrus. No special moves required. Though as it was stated, f4se doesn't provide many papyrus commands for now.

[silhouett]

if you simply have skse or f4se properly installed, you can access its commands like if they were built-in to the papyrus. No special moves required. Though as it was stated, f4se doesn't provide many papyrus commands for now.

I know that if the commands are there I can use them as I did when I wrote for Skyrim, My problem is what are the commands and where are the explanation and examples of how to use them ?

[registrator2000]

There is no official documentation on F4SE-added functions at this point in time. However, most are self-explanatory from their names and return types.

You'll find F4SE additions to Papyrus in <F4SE folder>\_for_test_only\Data\Scripts\Source\F4SE\ (for build 0.2.5). They are located at the end of the script source files.

 

Note that at present time, F4SE has a disclaimer that these functions are not be locked down and may change in future releases.

Examples:

ObjectReference.psc

; Returns all the mods for this reference
ObjectMod[] Function GetAllMods() native

Actor.psc

struct WornItem
	Form item ; Can be ARMO or WEAP
	Form model ; Can be ARMA or WEAP depending on item
	string modelName ; Model override name
	Form materialSwap ; Material swap form
	TextureSet texture ; TextureSet override 
EndStruct

; Slot index is valid from 0-43
; Item can be none and still contain other information at a particular slot
WornItem Function GetWornItem(int slotIndex, bool firstPerson = false) native

; Returns all the mods for the item at the particular index
; returns None if there is no item at this index
ObjectMod[] Function GetWornItemMods(int slotIndex) native

Game.psc

; Returns the current console ref
ObjectReference Function GetCurrentConsoleRef() native global

[silhouett]

 

There is no official documentation on F4SE-added functions at this point in time. However, most are self-explanatory from their names and return types.

 

You'll find F4SE additions to Papyrus in <F4SE folder>\_for_test_only\Data\Scripts\Source\F4SE\ (for build 0.2.5). They are located at the end of the script source files.

 

Note that at present time, F4SE has a disclaimer that these functions are not be locked down and may change in future releases.

 

Examples:

ObjectReference.psc

; Returns all the mods for this reference
ObjectMod[] Function GetAllMods() native

Actor.psc

struct WornItem
	Form item ; Can be ARMO or WEAP
	Form model ; Can be ARMA or WEAP depending on item
	string modelName ; Model override name
	Form materialSwap ; Material swap form
	TextureSet texture ; TextureSet override 
EndStruct

; Slot index is valid from 0-43
; Item can be none and still contain other information at a particular slot
WornItem Function GetWornItem(int slotIndex, bool firstPerson = false) native

; Returns all the mods for the item at the particular index
; returns None if there is no item at this index
ObjectMod[] Function GetWornItemMods(int slotIndex) native

Game.psc

; Returns the current console ref
ObjectReference Function GetCurrentConsoleRef() native global

Cool, I did not think to check the extracted files as I was too busy looking on the internet for answers. Thanks