cannot be initialized because the script no longer contains that property

[Elias555]

See title. What's that mean exactly and how can I rectify it?

[KunoMochi]

It is as it says, a script is trying to set a value to (initialize) a property that is no longer in the script anymore.

 

It might be easier to just post the script for us to see (I recommend put ting it up on pastebin.com and posting the link to it here, if the script is long).

[Elias555]

It's from the script log, I've seen it there a few times but this time it was from my script which is why I would prefer a general answer.

This script is attached to a summonable actor.

Scriptname AceOnLoadDamageScript extends Actor  


Event OnLoad()

	Game.GetPlayer().DamageAV("Health", 75)

EndEvent

[PeterMartyr]

[02/11/2017 - 08:22:34PM] warning: Property Bladesman90 on script
DLC1SeranaLevelingScript attached to  (02003BA8) cannot be initialized
because the script no longer contains that property

It pretty self explanatory when your the one writing, adding & deleting content on the script. But there's three possibilities has too why your getting the message.

 

1. You have a dirty save with a reference to property value that no longer exists.
2. You deleted a property value in the code but didn't refresh that in esp, by opening & closing the property dialogue box to refresh it.
3. All the above, so always make so the save is clean when reading your the papyrus log.

 

My experience only. Some one else may have a different point of view.

 

So deleting or adding a property usually means a Clean Save, just in case.

[Elias555]

[02/11/2017 - 08:22:34PM] warning: Property Bladesman90 on script
DLC1SeranaLevelingScript attached to  (02003BA8) cannot be initialized
because the script no longer contains that property

It pretty self explanatory when your the one writing, adding & deleting content on the script. But there's three possibilities has too why your getting the message.

 

1. You have a dirty save with a reference to property value that no longer exists.
2. You deleted a property value in the code but didn't refresh that in esp, by opening & closing the property dialogue box to refresh it.
3. All the above, so always make so the save is clean when reading your the papyrus log.

 

My experience only. Some one else may have a different point of view.

 

So deleting or adding a property usually means a Clean Save, just in case.

 

1. That would explain other peoples scripts showing the error.

2. Didn't know about that, thanks.

3. Will do.

 

That cleared things up, thanks a lot!

[XStormCloakxx]

Im getting this as well Property reanimateSpell on script TheCleanersMonitorEffect attached to Active effect 3 on (0603EDE2) cannot be initialized because the script no longer contains that property