Simple script help needed.

[Deleted31005User]

Im a total stranger to scripts but im having a serious issue in my own mod.

Lots of people(including me) report their game freezing when they leave the Lakeview manor, normally after doing this +/- 5 times.

So im guessing its the skyrim memory leakage doing this, tested it by typing "PCB" every time I entered/left the manor and it seemed to work.

 

But now I need to make a script that does this automatically every time I use the doors, I have no idea how though.

If someone could be so kind to help me with this I'd really appreciate it.

[ripple]

Have you made any edits to your game ini files?

[IsharaMeradin]

You cannot do PCB via Papyrus. There is no corresponding native commands in the Papyrus language that does the same thing. Maybe some day SKSE might add something in, till then you are stuck doing PCB by hand.

 

FYI -- I had to do the same thing in my game and I didn't use your mod. So it isn't limited to users of your mod.

[Deleted31005User]

Thats too bad, but how about editing the ini files that it will do a PCB like every 20 seconds, would that be a good idea?

[MShoap13]

Thats too bad, but how about editing the ini files that it will do a PCB like every 20 seconds, would that be a good idea?

I'm not sure about this idea as it could cause a nice lag spike every 20 seconds however, if you'd like to try and set it up, I'm pretty sure you could pull this off with just a .bat file.

[ripple]

Thats too bad, but how about editing the ini files that it will do a PCB like every 20 seconds, would that be a good idea?

There is an ini setting that will purge cell buffers on cell transitions. But it's generally not advisable to enable that setting. There use to be an auto-PCB mod for Skyrim converted from Cipsis' auto-PCB mod for Oblivion and FO3, but it was removed by the author (not Cipsis) because people reported that it broke running scripts and scripted 'scenes.' The best way to do this is manually, if you have to do it at all, using the console. Something like AutoHotKeys can be used to abbreviate the steps.