Teleport Using a Terminal

[notaconfirmeduser]

Hi.

 

I'd like to set up a terminal (computer) with menu options that teleports the user to a selected location. I've tried using player.moveto script fragments and COC combined with XMarkers to no avail. I'd appreciate any guidance you would provide.

 

My best guess is the problem lies with my properties selection for the menu item. I've tried object references, etc.

 

Am I missing something simple?

 

Kind regards and thanks in advance.

 

 

[AnOutdatedMind]

I'm unfortunately unskilled in any form of programming, so I'm not able to assist directly. Regardless, I do know something that might help.

There's a mod called cheatterminal, if I remember correctly it has a menu with locations you can teleport to. Perhaps by reverse engineering it you could gain some insight?

[AnOutdatedMind]

I'm unfortunately unskilled in any form of programming, so I'm not able to assist directly. Regardless, I do know something that might help.

There's a mod called cheatterminal, if I remember correctly it has a menu with locations you can teleport to. Perhaps by reverse engineering it you could gain some insight?

[SKKmods]

Player.MoveTo from a terminal fragment is totally fine and works well.

 

Used all the time to force pop the player out of a terminal, try that: Game.GetPlayer().Moveto(Game.GetPlayer())

 

If that works then yes look at your property assignments and examine the papyrus debug log for errors.

[notaconfirmeduser]

I'm unfortunately unskilled in any form of programming, so I'm not able to assist directly. Regardless, I do know something that might help.

There's a mod called cheatterminal, if I remember correctly it has a menu with locations you can teleport to. Perhaps by reverse engineering it you could gain some insight?

Thanks! I'll check it out!

[notaconfirmeduser]

Player.MoveTo from a terminal fragment is totally fine and works well.

 

Used all the time to force pop the player out of a terminal, try that: Game.GetPlayer().Moveto(Game.GetPlayer())

 

If that works then yes look at your property assignments and examine the papyrus debug log for errors.

Thanks for your reply! I love your global stash mod!

 

A few quick questions if you don't mind?

 

1. What property type should I use for the XMarker? I tried "Object Reference" and "Location Reference type."

2. The fragment I tried using is:

Game.GetPlayer().MoveTo (NewLocationREF)

Is that the correct syntax to use with a XMarker Heading? I'm getting a "no viable alternative at input" error.

 

Thanks again.

[SKKmods]

If it is a specific marker placed in the game world you need to refer to it by its in game world ObjectReference as only ObjectReferences exist in the world.

 

ExampleA: [Properties] AddProperty Type: ObjectReference Name: SanctuaryWorkshopREF ... that should autofill the value as its a known unique name.

 

ExampleB: [Properties] AddProperty Type: ObjectReference Name: CarlaAtSanctuaryHillsMarker ... that will also autofill the value

 

Start with them get that working. If you want to refer to an arbitrary unnamed marker you will need to manually pick it from the Cell + Reference dropdowns.

[notaconfirmeduser]

If it is a specific marker placed in the game world you need to refer to it by its in game world ObjectReference as only ObjectReferences exist in the world.

 

ExampleA: [Properties] AddProperty Type: ObjectReference Name: SanctuaryWorkshopREF ... that should autofill the value as its a known unique name.

 

ExampleB: [Properties] AddProperty Type: ObjectReference Name: CarlaAtSanctuaryHillsMarker ... that will also autofill the value

 

Start with them get that working. If you want to refer to an arbitrary unnamed marker you will need to manually pick it from the Cell + Reference dropdowns.

That is incredibly helpful. Thank you so much.