How do I hide a menu item if it hasn't been discovered yet?

[TrustyPeaches]

I have a message menu that I want to be able to hide messages under conditions of the player not having found various locations

Edited July 27, 2017 by TrustyPeaches

[Magicockerel]

You're able to set conditions on the ConstructableObject form. For example, check out the workshop_co_TurretTripodHeavy form, where it has the GunNut01 perk as a condition. In the case of perks, the object will still appear when the conditions aren't met, but you're unable to build it. You could potentially change a global value when you pick up the item. If the global value doesn't have the correct value, then the object won't appear in the workshop menu.

[TrustyPeaches]

sorry I meant locations. I have a message box that has locations listed and I want to be able to hide the locations if they haven't been discovered yet.

[Magicockerel]

You could alias the location, and make use of the OnLocationLoaded() Event. When that event runs, you can change a global variable and then set it as a condition for the menu option to appear (as I described in my first post). You'd have to set up a Message form, though, and use the Show() Function to have it appear, rather than the Debug.MessageBox() Function.

[Guerlot]

If you are using a MapMarker for your location you could set it as Disable and enable it later --> YourMapmarkerProperty.Enable()

 

Or did you mean to hide the entire Cell and its content?

 

Nevermind me... I missed the part you wanted to hide it from a Message menu

Edited July 27, 2017 by Guerlot

[shavkacagarikia]

Just use GetMapMarkerVisible condition function and choose needed location Map Marker as reference, it will return 2 if location is discovered (can fast travel to).

http://i.imgur.com/2h18StM.png

[TrustyPeaches]

ok that's what I'm looking for but how do you get the ref location?

[shavkacagarikia]

Run on: Reference and click "select" then choose map marker of location in render window

Edited July 27, 2017 by shavkacagarikia

[TrustyPeaches]

ok the function works on hiding the text but it doesn't allow fast travel. (thats what I thought you meant when you said you could return to a location)

Edited July 27, 2017 by TrustyPeaches

[shavkacagarikia]

No, condition functions are used only for checking, they can't do someting like that. You should use FastTravel function and pass markerreference as parameter, like:

ObjectReference property AbernathyMarker Auto 

if ibutton2 == 1 ;name and number may be different for your script
 Game.FastTravel(AbernathyMarker)
Endif