Please tell me that I can do this... please tell me I can do this!

I am writing a script in which I want the keywords for the cuirass and ONLY the cuirass. Basically, this...


Please, oh please tell me that it will only pick up both keywords if they are attached to the same item. Would I have any better luck if I used something like...


What I'm afraid of is if the wearer is dressed unevenly. Basically, if he is wearing a fur cuirass, which would satisfy the first part, but a Daedric helmet, satisfying the second part.

Is there any way to detect what the wearer is wearing in a certain slot... then testing the keywords from that slot?

Thank you! And PLEASE say there's hope!

both of those code bits should do the same thing, but neither will do what you are looking for.

From what the wiki says, it looks like WornHasKeyword will return true for anything the actor is wearing.
e.g.

Self.WornHasKeyword(ArmorCuirass)

will return true for the equipped cuirass but

Self.WornHasKeyword(ArmorMaterialDaedric)

will return true for the equipped boots

so

If ( Self.WornHasKeyword(ArmorCuirass) && Self.WornHasKeyword(ArmorMaterialDaedric))

will return true but not because the equipped chest slot has both keywords

http://www.creationkit.com/OnObjectEquipped_-_Actor
You might be able to get somewhere with this, saving the equipped armor as a variable then checking keywords (using HasKeyword instead of WornHasKeyword)

In this case

Event OnObjectEquipped(Form akBaseObject, ObjectReference akReference)if akBaseObject.HasKeyword(ArmorCuirass) && akBaseObject.HasKeyword(ArmorMaterialDaedric);should return true only if the specific equipment piece has both keywordsendifEndEvent