WillieSea

My old car of 18 years has finally got too many things wrong with it, so I decided it was time to buy newer, than try to fix older. Here she is, the new addition to the family.

Your not giving much information. What does your script look like now, and how are you 'fast travelling'? I would recommend using the 'moveto' command. http://www.creationkit.com/MoveTo_-_ObjectReference

As a moderator, they have to take a look at all new posts. Its not that they are singling you out personally, its their job to make sure forum rules are being followed in all posts.

I easily made new crafting recipes in my mod, levelers towers. I never used "Game Setting sGenericCraftKeywordName09" to do it either. Its been like a year plus since I looked at it, but its all about keywords. If you want your new recipe to be made on the workbench (World Objects: Furniture: CraftingBlacksmithArmorWorkbench) then look at the 'keywords' on that object. You see one of them is "CraftingSmithingArmorTable". Remember that. Now go to the recipes (Items: Constructible Objects:) and make a new recipe. On the "Workbench Keyword" drop down box, select "CraftingBlacksmithArmorWorkbench". Now that recipe will be available on the workbench.

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Master files (ESM) can be used by any other master file or plugin file (ESP). The kicker is, they must exist and be loaded or the mod will not work (It will not be loaded). Any ESP or ESM that requires an ESM must have that ESM installed and loaded.

You could make them master files. But then they would be dependent on each other.

The ESP files (with the warehouse cells) will be INVISIBLE and UNUSABLE to any other ESP or ESM files. Although, there may be a work around where you can create a 'pointer' to the ESP files using script. Look into the 'GetFormFromFile' command. Here is an example of detecting if Dragonborn.esm is loaded in the players game. Armor DLC2ArmorBonemoldBoots = Game.GetFormFromFile(0x0001CD92, "Dragonborn.esm") As Armor

No trigger, no activator. You want OnItemAdded and OnItemRemoved script on the object. http://www.creationkit.com/OnItemAdded_-_ObjectReference http://www.creationkit.com/OnItemRemoved_-_ObjectReference

This. An ESM can be used just like any other master file. It will load all your objects, and your ESP will be dependent on it.

We have several 'Halloween' unique mods, for Oblivion and Skyrim. They were a competition made by the community. My mod on the Nexus is unique, and pretty popular, so you probably already have it. I have been making mods since Morrowind came out, many, many years ago... This site is really about 'learning'. There are many tutorials here in the 'Enclave' forum should you wish to look them over, you might even learn something. lol

The new van I got for my son. Its so easy to take him places now! $45,000, 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan conversion by BraunAbility.

This is an 'abnormal' enrollment class. All you need to do is show a screenie of your button working in the game. No sign up, no mess or hassle. Just good old fun! Oh, and PM a copy of your script to me for grading.

You could use hard coded values. No, that code would not work. Try something like this: fAngleX = (MyItem.GetLength() * 2)

You have 6 nested IF statements and only 4 ENDIF statements. I also question your use of ELSEIF statements, as they are looking at different criteria than the original IF that they go with. You might want to look at my basic tutorial on scripting in this forum.

Nope, don't think so. There are Date variables in the game, but I suspect messing with them might mess things up. Especially making it zero. Its a game. Realism was thrown out the window in place of profits.

It has to do with one location. They can't be in two different locations, so you have to pick which one they will go to. It also has to do with Dialog and AI Packages. Neither of which I profess to know anything about.

Heh, too bad they are so expensive! So, I thought I had a quad core, and wondered why it cost so much. But when I was looking at the DxDiag report, it said I have 8 CPU's. Alright then!!! Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-4771 CPU @ 3.50GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.5GHz

I would guess that you go into your scripts\source folder, right-click on a script and click on Properties. (PSC files) In the 'opens with', you change that to the text editor of your choice.