Script for a NPC to give an item to player

[antstubell]

Hi all,

So at the point in my quest the NPC has "thegift" in its inventory ready for the player to pick up. Player approaches NPC says "You must be NPC, I've come to collect thegift". NPC replys, after checking SetStage=10, "Here you go". SetStage=20 and just missing the scripting where the NPC gives thegift to player. Help please.

[JanusForbeare]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

[antstubell]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

Could I bother you to script this for me please?

[samv96UK]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

Could I bother you to script this for me please?

 

Game.GetPlayer().AddItem(thegift)

 

NPC.RemoveItem(thegift)

 

:thumbsup:

 

(Note that you will have to add "thegift" and "NPC" as properties.)

[antstubell]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

Could I bother you to script this for me please?

 

Game.GetPlayer().AddItem(thegift)

 

NPC.RemoveItem(thegift)

 

:thumbsup:

 

(Note that you will have to add "thegift" and "NPC" as properties.)

Where should or what should I attach the script to?

[samv96UK]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

Could I bother you to script this for me please?

 

Game.GetPlayer().AddItem(thegift)

 

NPC.RemoveItem(thegift)

 

:thumbsup:

 

(Note that you will have to add "thegift" and "NPC" as properties.)

Where should or what should I attach the script to?

 

When I use that script I normally put it at the end of dialogue, as a papyrus fragment. Or you can put it in the Quest Stages Papyrus fragment for stage 20 or whenever you want the script to occur.

[antstubell]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

Could I bother you to script this for me please?

 

Game.GetPlayer().AddItem(thegift)

 

NPC.RemoveItem(thegift)

 

:thumbsup:

 

(Note that you will have to add "thegift" and "NPC" as properties.)

Where should or what should I attach the script to?

 

When I use that script I normally put it at the end of dialogue, as a papyrus fragment. Or you can put it in the Quest Stages Papyrus fragment for stage 20 or whenever you want the script to occur.

At the end of the dialouge in Papyrus Fragments there is no Properties button, in Quest Stages Stage 20 when I click the Properties button nothing happens.

[samv96UK]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

Could I bother you to script this for me please?

 

Game.GetPlayer().AddItem(thegift)

 

NPC.RemoveItem(thegift)

 

:thumbsup:

 

(Note that you will have to add "thegift" and "NPC" as properties.)

Where should or what should I attach the script to?

 

When I use that script I normally put it at the end of dialogue, as a papyrus fragment. Or you can put it in the Quest Stages Papyrus fragment for stage 20 or whenever you want the script to occur.

At the end of the dialouge in Papyrus Fragments there is no Properties button, in Quest Stages Stage 20 when I click the Properties button nothing happens.

 

Firstly, just put in a ; and press compile. That makes a new script.

 

Then click Ok out of all the windows, re-open the quest, right click the new script (In the box in the bottom right hand corner) and click edit properties.

[antstubell]

Don't worry about "giving" the item to the player, simply removeitem it from the NPCs inventory and additem it to the player's inventory. It will be a different objectreference, of course, but that shouldn't matter too much.

Could I bother you to script this for me please?

 

Game.GetPlayer().AddItem(thegift)

 

NPC.RemoveItem(thegift)

 

:thumbsup:

 

(Note that you will have to add "thegift" and "NPC" as properties.)

Where should or what should I attach the script to?

 

When I use that script I normally put it at the end of dialogue, as a papyrus fragment. Or you can put it in the Quest Stages Papyrus fragment for stage 20 or whenever you want the script to occur.

At the end of the dialouge in Papyrus Fragments there is no Properties button, in Quest Stages Stage 20 when I click the Properties button nothing happens.

 

Firstly, just put in a ; and press compile. That makes a new script.

 

Then click Ok out of all the windows, re-open the quest, right click the new script (In the box in the bottom right hand corner) and click edit properties.

Ok thanks. I tried using the Aliases that are already set up in the quest but the script wouldn't have it so I made 2 new properties for thegift - ARMO (necklace) and Actor (NPC). Compiled fine so all seems well.