So currently I am following along using the Bag of Holding mod as an example. Currently I have an BedrollARMO set up with a object and an armor property. Also I have a BedrollACTI set up that has the BedRollARMO as a property and a message property. When clicking on the ACTI I get a message box that either Sleeps( keeps the bed roll ACTI In place) or picks up ( returns the BedrollARMO to the inventory). Two problems, when dropped or equipped from the inventory the BedrollARMO disappears and two, when Sleeps is selected from the message box nothing happens. I assume this is because sleeping is handled by a furniture animation marker as opposed to an activate marker. I have two opens, forcibly open the sleep for how long dialogue when Sleeps is chosen from the activator, or use a place at me sort of thing that cause a bedroll furniture marker to appear.

Which function will work the best and what do I need in between to allow for the transistion.

Could you please post the scripts you're using at the moment?

I don't think there's a Papyrus function to force the player to sleep, but you should be able to just create a bed, use http://www.creationkit.com/MoveTo_-_ObjectReference to move it to the player's cell, and then force the player to http://www.creationkit.com/Activate_-_ObjectReference it.

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Scriptname BedRollInventory extends ObjectReference

Int iCount
ObjectReference Property SleepingRollActivatorREF Auto
Armor Property SleepingRollARMO Auto

Event OnLoad() ; ARMO Item dropped. Switch w/ ACTI

SleepingRollActivatorREF.MoveTo(Self) ; Move persistent ACTI here

If SleepingRollActivatorREF.IsDisabled() ; If disabled from last time dropped, enable the ACTI
SleepingRollActivatorREF.Enable()
EndIf

Disable() ; Garbage disposal
Delete()

EndEvent

;=========================

Event OnContainerChanged(ObjectReference akNewContainer, ObjectReference akOldContainer)

If akNewContainer
If akOldContainer
If (akOldContainer == Game.GetPlayer())
akNewContainer.RemoveItem(SleepingRollARMO, 1, True, akOldContainer) ; Player put the item in a container. Put it back
EndIf
ElseIf (akNewContainer == Game.GetPlayer())
iCount = akNewContainer.GetItemCount(SleepingRollARMO)
If (iCount > 0)
iCount -= 1
akNewContainer.RemoveItem(SleepingRollARMO, iCount, True) ; Player has more than one. Fix
EndIf
EndIf
EndIf

EndEvent

;==========================

Event OnEquipped(Actor akActor)

SleepingRollActivatorREF.BlockActivation(False) ; We want a message box, not the sleep menu
Utility.Wait(0.5) ; Wait 'til out of menu(s)
Game.GetPlayer().UnequipItem(SleepingRollARMO, False, True) ; unequip item
SleepingRollActivatorREF.MoveTo(Game.GetPlayer()) ; Move persistent ACTI to player
If SleepingRollActivatorREF.IsDisabled() ; If disabled from last time dropped, enable the ACTI
SleepingRollActivatorREF.Enable()
EndIf

EndEvent
Thats the code that is on the Armor item.

Not to make you upset, but could you use the CODE tags?

Scriptname BedRollInventory extends ObjectReference
Int iCount
ObjectReference Property SleepingRollActivatorREF Auto
Armor Property SleepingRollARMO Auto
Event OnLoad() ; ARMO Item dropped. Switch w/ ACTI
SleepingRollActivatorREF.MoveTo(Self) ; Move persistent ACTI here
If SleepingRollActivatorREF.IsDisabled() ; If disabled from last time dropped, enable the ACTI
SleepingRollActivatorREF.Enable()
EndIf
Disable() ; Garbage disposal
Delete()
EndEvent
;=========================
Event OnContainerChanged(ObjectReference akNewContainer, ObjectReference akOldContainer)
If akNewContainer
If akOldContainer
If (akOldContainer == Game.GetPlayer())
akNewContainer.RemoveItem(SleepingRollARMO, 1, True, akOldContainer) ; Player put the item in a container. Put it back
EndIf
ElseIf (akNewContainer == Game.GetPlayer())
iCount = akNewContainer.GetItemCount(SleepingRollARMO)
If (iCount > 0)
iCount -= 1
akNewContainer.RemoveItem(SleepingRollARMO, iCount, True) ; Player has more than one. Fix
EndIf
EndIf
EndIf
EndEvent
;==========================
Event OnEquipped(Actor akActor)
SleepingRollActivatorREF.BlockActivation(False) ; We want a message box, not the sleep menu
Utility.Wait(0.5) ; Wait 'til out of menu(s)
Game.GetPlayer().UnequipItem(SleepingRollARMO, False, True) ; unequip item
SleepingRollActivatorREF.MoveTo(Game.GetPlayer()) ; Move persistent ACTI to player
If SleepingRollActivatorREF.IsDisabled() ; If disabled from last time dropped, enable the ACTI
SleepingRollActivatorREF.Enable()
EndIf
EndEvent

That sounds like it might have some rich formatting. Try clicking the switch in the upper left of the posting box to switch to a simpler mode, or paste your text into a text editor like Notepad++ first, then copy it again from there.

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Its being wonky I've tried to paste it every way possible but I still am getting the jumbled code tags...

Its ok, im starting to work on a Code Indent / Format for Papyrus to be a plugin for Notepad++

Ooh, that sounds exciting and useful! Please keep us up to date on your progress

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I am developing it in lua i hope this ok with everyone, so far its working really good except for a few problems gotta work out the comment lexical errors other than that its good. Ill upload it to mediafire once i am done fixing the error (also side tracked with my mods)

Think the moveto function is bugged or at least inaccurate, I tried to do something similar with an droppable container and moveto and
item2.moveto(item1,true) does not put item2 in item1 place then they was dropped or spawned.

you might want to use moveto(Game.GetPlayer()) this will spawn the bedroll under you,

Ok i think i have managed to get it to work, here is the above code that was not formatted now replaced with formatted code from my SkyIndent.lua (going to upload some time today) so its easier on the eyes. Ill also place a tutorial with step by step on how to get this to work with Notepad++