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Scriptname HumanAging extends Forms
{Player aging system.}

int TheYear = GameYear.GetValue()
GlobalVariable property GameYearVar auto
int property Stage auto
Perk property AgePerk1 auto
Perk property AgePerk2 auto
Perk property AgePerk3 auto

Function AgePerks()

ActorBase PlayerBase = Game.GetPlayer().GetBaseObject() as ActorBase
Race PlayerRace = PlayerBase.GetRace()
float GameYear = GameYearVar.Value

If (PlayerRace == "Redguard" || "Imperial" || "Nord")      
  If (GameYear <= 220) && (Stage == 0)       
Stage += 1
Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk1)
                       elseif (GameYear  >= 221) && (GameYear <= 231) && (Stage  == 1)
                  Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk2)Stage += 1
                    
  elseif (GameYear >= 241) && (Stage == 2)
               Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk3)
       endif
endif
endif
endif
endFunction

Event OnInit()
       RegisterForUpdateGameTime(24)
EndEvent

Event OnRegisterForUpdateGameTime()
       AgePerks()
EndEvent

 

 

How about this?

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ramla Apprentice

ramla

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This a great Idea!!! I do think 50 Hours/years is short for a life, but I guess life expectency in an environment where you are constantly fighting giant dragons and bears and other characters, is a given.

 

I think all characters should be marryable, and should be able to get married in any temple or even by a jarl.

 

Also if possible you should be able to become a General, king, jarl (I see yall already covered that), Leader of your own bandits crew or Militia.

 

Again great idea!

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Scriptname HumanAging extends Forms
{Player aging system.}

int TheYear = GameYear.GetValue()
GlobalVariable property GameYearVar auto
int property Stage auto
float Age = PlayerAge.Getvalue()
int property DayCount auto
Perk property AgePerk1 auto
Perk property AgePerk2 auto
Perk property AgePerk3 auto

Function AgePerks()

ActorBase PlayerBase = Game.GetPlayer().GetBaseObject() as ActorBase
Race PlayerRace = PlayerBase.GetRace()
float GameYear = GameYearVar.Value

If (PlayerRace == "Redguard" || "Imperial" || "Nord")      
If (GameYear <= 220) && (Stage == 0)       
Stage += 1
Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk1)
   
	elseif (GameYear  >= 221) && (GameYear <= 231) && (Stage  == 1)
       Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk2)Stage += 1
                    
		elseif (GameYear >= 241) && (Stage == 2)
           Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk3)
       
		endif
	endif
endif
endif

endFunction

Event OnInit()
       RegisterForUpdateGameTime(24)
EndEvent

Event OnRegisterForUpdateGameTime()
DayCount += 1
   AgePerks()
	
	if (DayCount == 364)
	
	PlayerAge.SetValue(Age + 1)
	DayCount = 0
	
	endif

EndEvent

 

You are now supposed to be able to view your characters age. If anyone notices anything off with this script, let me know.

 

EDIT:

 

This will only count your players age from the first day the script is installed so it would be recommended to start a new game. I am, however, working on a way to calculate your age from the game hours played--which means it will work with any existing save.

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On my opinion 50 real hours live its to short, you will never accomplish anything with this short time (asd my first playtrough had ended after 300+ hours)

 

I've modified it. You live longer than 50 years. Also, you don't necessarily die at a certain age but the chances of dying are higher. You may live to be 100, but you'd need a great f***ing diet to live that long. :)

 

Scriptname HumanAging extends Forms
{Player aging system.}

int TheYear = GameYear.GetValue()
int Age = PlayerAge.Getvalue()
int property DayCount auto
int property Stage auto


int property DayCount auto
Perk property AgePerk1 auto
Perk property AgePerk2 auto
Perk property AgePerk3 auto

Function AgePerks()

ActorBase PlayerBase = Game.GetPlayer().GetBaseObject() as ActorBase
Race PlayerRace = PlayerBase.GetRace()
float GameYear = GameYearVar.Value

If (PlayerRace == "Redguard" || "Imperial" || "Nord")      
If (Age <= 40) && (Stage == 0)       
Stage += 1
Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk1)
   
	elseif (Age  >= 41) && (GameYear <= 60) && (Stage  == 1)
       Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk2)Stage += 1
                    
		elseif (Age >= 61) && (Stage == 2)
           Game.GetPlayer().AddPerk(AgePerk3)
       
		endif
	endif
endif
endif

endFunction

Event OnInit()
       RegisterForUpdateGameTime(24)
EndEvent

Event OnRegisterForUpdateGameTime()

   AgePerks()
PlayerAge.SetValue(Age + (DayCount / 356))
	

EndEvent

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Ooohh.. this project has similar idea's of what I want in a skyrim mod. :P

Question, do the NPC's also age and if so do they need to breed as well?

If they do breed, do they get random names? (thus making a random name generator)

 

Once your done this mod; I will most likely play it. :D

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This is pissing me off. I've written a perfectly fine script for aging. I've tried to add it to a quest but each time I do, it crashes. I've sent the script to others and they can add it to quests without a problem.

 

The code:

Scriptname HumanAging extends Quest

GlobalVariable property PlayerAge auto
GlobalVariable property GameDaysPassed auto
Perk property AgePerk1 auto
Perk property AgePerk2 auto
Perk property AgePerk3 auto
int property Stage auto


Event OnInit()
       RegisterForUpdateGameTime(24)
EndEvent

Event OnRegisterUpdateGameTime()
ActorBase PlayerBase = Game.GetPlayer().GetBaseObject() as ActorBase
Race PlayerRace = PlayerBase.GetRace()
float Age = PlayerAge.Value
float DayCount = GameDaysPassed.Value
   PlayerAge.SetValue(Age + (DayCount / 356))
Debug.Notification("A new day has come. You are now " + PlayerAge.Value + " years old.")
              
If (PlayerRace == "Redguard" || "Imperial" || "Nord")      
       If (Age <= 40) && (Stage == 0)       
       Stage += 1
           
               elseif (Age  >= 41) && (Age <= 60) && (Stage  == 1)
       		Stage += 1
			
                       elseif (Age >= 61) && (Stage == 2)
					Stage += 1
					
						elseif (Age == 100) && (Stage == 3)
						UnregisterForUpdateGameTime()
						
						endif
               
endif
       
EndEvent

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Scriptname HumanAging extends Form
GlobalVariable property GameHour auto
GlobalVariable property GameDaysPassed auto
GlobalVariable property PlayerAge auto

Perk property AgePerk1 auto
Perk property AgePerk2 auto
Perk property AgePerk3 auto

int property Stage auto


Event OnInit()
RegisterForUpdateGameTime(1)
EndEvent

Event OnUpdateGameTime()
float TimeOfDay = (GameHour.Getvalue())
float CurrentAge = (PlayerAge.Getvalue())
float DaysPassed = (GameDaysPassed.Getvalue())

if (TimeOfDay == 0)
ActorBase PlayerBase = Game.GetPlayer().GetBaseObject() as ActorBase
Race PlayerRace = PlayerBase.GetRace()
float DayCount = (DaysPassed / 356)
float Age = (CurrentAge + DayCount)
PlayerAge.SetValue(Age)	
Debug.Notification("A new day has come. You are now " + PlayerAge.GetValue() + " years old.")
              
If (PlayerRace == "Redguard" || "Imperial" || "Nord")      
       If (Age <= 40) && (Stage == 0)       
       Stage += 1
           
               elseif (Age  >= 41) && (Age <= 60) && (Stage  == 1)
       		Stage 
			
                       elseif (Age >= 61) && (Stage == 2)
					Stage += 1
					
						elseif (Age == 100) && (Stage == 3)
						UnregisterForUpdateGameTime()
						
						endif
   endif            
endif
       
EndEvent

 

Here is the code:

 

Here are the problems.

 

- It doesn't seem to be changing the value of my custom made "PlayerAge" variable.

- It is not updating at 0000 like specified.

 

Any ideas?

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