Ingestible script isn't adding items like it should?

[Sweet6Shooter]

This is for a mod that creates an ingestible which damages player health and endurance, but adds a blood pack to the player's inventory. The penalties are working, but it's not adding a blood pack or the other items from the script.

I copied the Blood Pack ingestible, it's a food equipment type, no auto calc flag makes no difference. Effects are, in order,

 

sssBloodDrawEffect

0 magnitude+duration type self

actor value none

cond: subject: getisid player

 

reduce endurance

1 magnitude, 360 duration

 

damage health 5 mag, 5 duration

 

sssBloodDrawEffect

Flags: self

assoc. script sssBloodDrawSCRIPT

 

sssBloodDrawScript

scn sssBloodDrawSCRIPT

Begin ScriptEffectStart

Player.AddItem SurgicalSyringe01 1

Player.AddItem SurgicalScissors01 1

Player.AddItem BloodPack 1

End

NVSE is editor enabled, script compiled with no issues.

I originally put the script in the ingestible's script field, but then the game thought it was a poison and demanded that a poisonable weapon be equipped.

It seems like everything should work, and I've just missed something in a stupid oversight. I'd really love any help that anyone can provide.

[GamerRick]

Look at how the game gives you a cap when you ingest a NukaCola.

[ashtonlp101]

Did you mark your script under the âeffectsâ tab on the top of the script editor?

 

EDIT: Sorry, misread it and thought you said the script won't compile.

Edited February 7, 2021 by ashtonlp101

[dudemanpersonbro]

you have two effects named sssBloodDrawEffect, maybe thats doing something? but either way your script should theoretically run

 

if nothing else, try this (probably wont do anything):

 

remove "player" from the script and see if it works. i.e:

Player.AddItem SurgicalSyringe01 1

Player.AddItem SurgicalScissors01 1

Player.AddItem BloodPack 1

to

AddItem SurgicalSyringe01 1

AddItem SurgicalScissors01 1

AddItem BloodPack 1

Edited February 8, 2021 by dudemanpersonbro

[ashtonlp101]

Dude may be right, I think adding "player" may screw up scripted effects if the effect is set to "self" as it should be.

[Sweet6Shooter]

Thanks for the input, everyone. It turned out the issue was that the effect type wasn't set to self, once I used Med-Tek Trauma's doctor bag as an example, it started working and I realized that it was the flag on the base effect entry.