Has anyone created a sac, or box that the player can fill with items and carry around? It's part of a mod I'm working on where the box can be teleported to a location.
http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1343431-relz-bag-of-holding/ by JustinOther should fit the bill.
With the recent introduction of a feature - (I think) as part of the DawnGuard DLC - to prevent adding Container Items to a player's inventory ... Is Justin's MOD still functioning correctly?
Has anyone created a sac, or box that the player can fill with items and carry around? It's part of a mod I'm working on where the box can be teleported to a location.
Do you want the container of items to have weight while it's being carried? You said carry but then you also mentioned teleporting. If you want it to have weight based on what is inside you'll either need SKSE functions or do some extra calculations based on changing player inventory weight. The Bag of Holding is meant to let you ignore encumbrance and if that's what you want, it's definitely your best resource.
With the recent introduction of a feature - (I think) as part of the DawnGuard DLC - to prevent adding Container Items to a player's inventory ... Is Justin's MOD still functioning correctly?
(and if it is, does he want to share how?!)
Eh? Containers aren't inventory items, so you can't have a CONT form in your inventory by any normal means (this doesn't take any intervention as it just doesn't happen naturally). There's actually a way to put an actor in your inventory, but...
Eh? Containers aren't inventory items, so you can't have a CONT form in your inventory by any normal means (this doesn't take any intervention as it just doesn't happen naturally). There's actually a way to put an actor in your inventory, but...
Sorry Justin. It might be me, then?
At some point I thought BoH stuck a chest in your inventory (if you dropped the "remote control", or some such) ... Like I say, probably me ... Usually is ...
At some point I thought BoH stuck a chest in your inventory (if you dropped the "remote control", or some such) ... Like I say, probably me ... Usually is ...
If you're talking about my bag, it's a decoy in your inventory (an ARMO item). When you drop it, the container appears via a switcharoo, but it's never actually in your inventory.
If you're talking about my bag, it's a decoy in your inventory (an ARMO item). When you drop it, the container appears via a switcharoo, but it's never actually in your inventory.
Ah. Then it's my (rubbish) memory ... I thought you had found a trick that I badly need (I am interested in this "Dead Body" in my inventory "hint" you gave? )
Ah. Then it's my (rubbish) memory ... I thought you had found a trick that I badly need (I am interested in this "Dead Body" in my inventory "hint" you gave? )
Hi JustinOther I assumed it wasn't actually IN the player's inventory, just an alias, but I didn't know how to get the alias into the inventory, so I thought about a global variable. Last night I was thinking about it and thought maybe I could create a real item that could be put into the players inventory that would point to a cell that was never entered. Just like the courier has. Then I was thinking about a spell that when cast could be used. I didn't know if anyone would use it though. But it would be a good exorcize in CK.
The ARMO item is an alias, but still, the CONT is never in the player's inventory. When the apparel item is equipped, it runs code to open the container that is elsweyr.
IF you've an alias that's filled with an inventory-able item, you can add it to the player with
Thank you! I'll download your Bag tonight and see if I can figure out what you did. It'll make more sense that way. If I find anything good, I'll pm you to keep your secrets safe.
Thank you! I'll download your Bag tonight and see if I can figure out what you did. It'll make more sense that way. If I find anything good, I'll pm you to keep your secrets safe.