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Users can download a program called Disperse Elder Scrolls The files can be extracted anywhere and the installation is quick and will not assume windows folders for its location. You choose. It will work after requirements are met Main Menu Users can select options to backup/restore a DASHBOARD they created. One example of what a DASHBOARD can look like. Users can select options to create a new Lab Project and also back it up. Choice menu (scans directory and lists users projects) Also,users can add new phases to their projects to speed up mundane tasks and 'roll back' a mod version if it gets out of hand or corrupted. Example: If the project was called 'Swindlers Mill' There could be 3 versions of development already available. The option would scan the directory, detect 3 folders were already created, then ask the user to enter a new project number after 3, or specify a new folder that does not require numbers. Flexible. Example for Swindlers Mill project folder. Example of phases being created for one project. 2. Users can use the clipboard portion for backup (assuming they use clipmate). This means that the user can backup clipmate projects if they are not using the dashboard function. 3. Multiple copies can be made using a time and date stamp to each Project Folder and also to each phase folder. 4. If stamps are not required, the user can simply UPDATE whatever is in the current lab to any folder of choice and overwrite what was previously in the destination folder. User use the 'O' option to create a stamp. Then used the 'I' option to import. In this example there is ONE stamp to choose from. The entire Elder Scrolls folder would be restored. 5. Users can also use the TREE function which will copy only FOLDERS and the icons assigned to the folder, skipping all the other files in the folders.

Welcome to a very small software programming club, where it is desired to be part of a larger imagined company. The company idea keeps falling through with no support, lack of knowledge of small business promotion and funding. ProjectAshenfire was designed to start awareness and recruitment for light-hearted and well meaning designers to program D.O.S, Powershell, and Elder Scrolls V scripts. Once it was established, it was meant to be turned into a small programming company called HomeChicken Software. This lifelong dream has been mutilated several times where the magic of the idea has waned considerably. Thus, the only programmer (me), has had to resort to community promotion on this site as a 'last ditch' effort to keep a presence. There are useful batch files for D.O.S five through D.O.S. emulations of Win 10, that I have written and mod files for TESV; that are planned to be published here.

Preface: I am going to simplify my scripts to ease troubleshooting. I have script "A", which is used to declare properties that global functions in script "B" can use. Script "A": ScriptName rsAPI_Properties Extends Quest {Contains all the properties for rsAPI scripts} MiscObject Property myMiscObjectProperty Auto Script "B": ScriptName rsAPI_Functions Extends Quest Hidden {Contains all the functions for the rsAPI scripts} ;This function gets the forms from Script "A" rsAPI_Properties Function GetFrameworkProperties() Global return (Game.GetFormFromFile(0x294A97, "MyPlugin.esp") as Quest) as rsAPI_Properties EndFunction ;This function gets a specific form from Script "A" with the help of the above function. MiscObject Function GetMiscObject() Global return GetFrameworkProperties().myMiscObjectProperty EndFunction ;This function is an example of how I would like to handle the miscobject passed from Script "A" Function GivePlayerMiscObject(int howMany) Global Game.GetPlayer().AddItem((GetMiscObject()), howMany); I have tried declaring a MiscObject outside this command as well, but neither worked. EndFunction The second function in Script "B" is used to return a miscobject, but it only returns NONE. This way of obtaining a property from another script seems to only work for certain types of forms. The properties have been defined in the CK in Script "A". Any pointers papyrus wizards? p.s. The reason I am approaching it this way is because Script "A" and Script "B" are an API of sorts. I want to use a function in Script "B" that references properties in Script "A" after passing parameters directly from Script "C", which would utilize the third function in Script "B" like this: Script "C": ScriptName GivePlayerItem Extends Activator {Utilizes the rsAPI framework to give the player 2 MiscObjects} Event OnActivate(Actor akActionRef) rsAPI_Functions.GivePlayerMiscObject(2) EndEvent