SSE Actor.MoveTo() Won't move a horse

[Masterofnet]

 

Have you looked in the Papyrus log for errors?

 

 

The Papyrus Log? The packages on the horse are creating the problem.

[steve40]

 

Have you looked in the Papyrus log for errors?

The Papyrus Log? The packages on the horse are creating the problem.

 

So disable the horse's AI before moving it into the storage cell.

[Masterofnet]

Don't worry about it. This guy has abandoned his thread. However, I do not think that would be the way to go. I would try to find a different way of doing what he wants to do, one without the world space and required the lease amount of modification to the game as possible.

[sLoPpYdOtBiGhOlE]

 

I happen to have some slight interest in this also and am unable to do any testing with horses at this time.

 

If you are still working on this project place this script on the player or a player alias and see if these two events work.

Event OnCellAttach()
  RegisterForAnimationEvent(Game.GetPlayer(), "HorseEnter") 
  RegisterForAnimationEvent(Game.GetPlayer(), "HorseExit") 
  Debug.Notification("Events have been registered.")
endEvent

Event OnAnimationEvent(ObjectReference akSource, string asEventName)

  If (akSource == Game.GetPlayer()) 
  Else 
    Return
  EndIf
  
  If (asEventName == "HorseEnter")
    Debug.Notification("Player got on Horse.")
    Return
  EndIf

  If (asEventName == "HorseExit")
    Debug.Notification("Player got off Horse.")
    Return
  EndIf

EndEvent

Your not using the right event name strings try:

    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Game.GetPlayer(), "tailHorseMount")
    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Game.GetPlayer(), "tailHorseDismount")

Works for me...

Edited February 7, 2017 by sLoPpYdOtBiGhOlE

[Masterofnet]

 

Your not using the right event name strings try:

    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Game.GetPlayer(), "tailHorseMount")
    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Game.GetPlayer(), "tailHorseDismount")

Works for me...

 

 

I have not had a chance to test either one of them. Much appreciated. You would not happen to know when the game fills the players last ridden horse property? You would think it was when the player got on the horse as opposed to got off.

[sLoPpYdOtBiGhOlE]

Not sure at all, but it would be pretty easy to check, just add checks in the animation events to see.

 

your code regurgitated

Scriptname SomeScript Extends Quest

Actor Player

Event OnInit()
    Player = Game.GetPlayer()
    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Player, "tailHorseMount")
    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Player, "tailHorseDismount")
EndEvent

Event OnAnimationEvent(ObjectReference akSource, string asEventName)
    If akSource == Player
        If asEventName == "tailHorseMount"
            Debug.Notification("Player Mount Horse.")
            ;Do check here
        ElseIf asEventName == "tailHorseDismount"
            Debug.Notification("Player Dismount Horse.")
            ;Do check here
        EndIf
    EndIf
EndEvent

[Masterofnet]

 

Not sure at all, but it would be pretty easy to check, just add checks in the animation events to see.

 

your code regurgitated

Scriptname SomeScript Extends Quest

Actor Player

Event OnInit()
    Player = Game.GetPlayer()
    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Player, "tailHorseMount")
    RegisterForAnimationEvent(Player, "tailHorseDismount")
EndEvent

Event OnAnimationEvent(ObjectReference akSource, string asEventName)
    If akSource == Player
        If asEventName == "tailHorseMount"
            Debug.Notification("Player Mount Horse.")
            ;Do check here
        ElseIf asEventName == "tailHorseDismount"
            Debug.Notification("Player Dismount Horse.")
            ;Do check here
        EndIf
    EndIf
EndEvent

 

No, I think my code is just fine. I learned those techniques and several others from a programmer. Take a minute to look at it and see if you can figure out why it is done that way. What are the benefits? How could it be useful in other situations on other scripts?

[sLoPpYdOtBiGhOlE]

Each their own, the idea was simple code that can catch the event so you find the info your looking for, nothing more.

It was not meant to be a permanent solution to code you run in the game.

 

I'm no programmer or script writer, but simple code block logic is simple code block logic.