NotThatOneGuy

I'm trying to use SKSE's GetNthForm(idxItem) function to output an item in a container, but next I'd like to change its ownership with the ObjectReference's function thisItem.SetActorOwner(thisActor). Is it possible to get the ObjectReference from its Form?

After checking SSEEdit for any overwriting to the keywords (I was testing it with other mods installed), I found that nothing was affecting the location keywords. However, when I started a new game, despiting changing absolutely nothing, it curiously started working. I know some mods require a new save or updated cell in order to work. Any idea if that is what happened here, or should I just chalk it up as a quirk of Bethesda games? Either way its good that its now working, but if there's something to learn from its initial failure, that'd be helpful for the future. I suppose I could suck it up and uninstall all my mods before testing a new mod also. Edit: After some testing, it seems that new games with the mod, new games without the mod, and previous saves that have never seen the mod before all work correctly when the mod is activated. The only saves that don't are saves that used the mod in a previous version. I'm thinking something about the previous versions of the script are left behind as I update it and cause it to not operate with updates I give the script. I'm not sure if this happens with all script updates or just keyword related ones, but apparently I'll need to watch out for old scripts not operating on their updated versions from now on.

I have an ability on the player with a magic effect that does nothing except carry a script. The script is intended to detect when a location change occurs (vanilla detects this without registering for any events), then determine a bit about what location was entered based on the keywords attached. I'd like my mod to execute commands only if it is a city/town that I'm entering. The script looks like: Scriptname checkLoc Extends ActiveMagicEffect Keyword Property LocTypeTown Auto Keyword Property LocTypeCity Auto Keyword Property LocTypeHabitationHasInn Auto Keyword Property LocTypeDwelling Auto Event OnLocationChange(Location akOldLoc, Location akNewLoc) Utility.Wait(1) If akNewLoc.HasKeyword(LocTypeTown) Debug.MessageBox("Town entered") ElseIf akNewLoc.HasKeyword(LocTypeCity) Debug.MessageBox("City entered") ElseIf akNewLoc.HasKeyword(LocTypeHabitationHasInn) Debug.MessageBox("Habitation with Inn entered") ElseIf akNewLoc.HasKeyword(LocTypeDwelling) Debug.MessageBox("Dwelling entered") Else Debug.MessageBox("New Loc "+ akNewLoc+ " does not fit any keywords") EndIf EndEvent All properties have been fitted inside the CK where the script is attached to the magic effect. The Utility.Wait(1) was just thrown in there to see if the game needed a little time to get its facts straight (it didn't help). Testing this on the WhiterunLocation (Form ID: 00018A56), it gives me the last messagebox that says nothing fits (When actually LocTypeCity and LocTypeHabitationHasInn both apply). I also ran to Riverwood to see if it'd identify the town, but it also said nothing fits. Even going in houses/interiors that should be dwellings also say nothing fits. Is there a special way to detect keywords on locations or does HasKeyword not work on locations? Maybe there is another, easier, way to detect whether we've just entered a town or city? I also tried referencing the PlayerRef property, fitting the PlayerRef property in CK, and calling PlayerRef.GetCurrentLocation() to test for the keywords, but that failed to even call a location. It always returned "None". Its odd, because the HasKeyword CK webpage includes an example that detects the keyword on a location: https://www.creationkit.com/index.php?title=HasKeyword_-_Form Any help would be appreciated. I'm stumped.