Hey everyone I am doing extremely well with anything art/story/technical on the creation kit, working with this new software has been nothing but fun very slick stuff!

Anyway I am lost on the scripting, I am testing things in a new world space and I want to go visit it in game in oblivion I would use this script


scn movemesomehwere

begin Onactivate

player.MoveTo worldmarker0001

end


I don't really get how to translate the same script into papyrus I am just getting tons of compile errors so please if someone could translate that for me I am sure I would understand the new system.

Thank you for reading

I know it seems early to bump but wit the speed the forums are moving at my post was at the bottom of the page so hope no one minds.

Try this:

ScriptName movemesomewhere extends ObjectReferenceObjectReference Property myMarker autoevent OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef)   game.GetPlayer().moveto(myMarker)endEvent

Once you've attached the script to your activator, you'll need to assign your marker to the myMarker property.

Thanks for the help imp however with your patch to it

it looks like this

Scriptname AATestmovescript extends ObjectreferenceObjectReference Property MyMarkerevent OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef) 	  game.GetPlayer().moveto(MyMarker)endEven

I now get the following errors:

Mismatched input event expecting function

Object reference is not set to an instance of an object


What do I need to do to get this fixed?

mismatched input 'event' expecting FUNCTION

just gonna bump again stuff is moving fast and I want to try and get this resolved to night

Ok, tried it out, looks like you're just missing the "auto" at the end of "ObjectReference Property MyMarker". Also, there's a missing 't' at the end of "endEvent", but I'm guessing that's a copy/paste error.

The only time you won't be putting "auto" there is if you're defining getter/setter functions.

*Edit - Or defining it as "autoreadonly" instead of "auto".

Message property box1 auto: This is a special keyword that you just have to remember to use when you are declaring properties. (Almost all properties will use the "auto" keyword. Don't worry about why this is for now. Just remember to add "auto" when you are declaring properties.).


Do the tutorial ... It takes about 30 minutes
Edit: Oh b***er ... see above

Ok so I still am having problems, I am fine getting scripts to compile at least however it is not moving the player to the marker.

Scriptname AAtestmovescript extends ObjectReference ReferenceAlias Property player autoObjectReference Property JOSHMARKER1 autoEvent OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef)   Game.GetPlayer().MoveTo(JOSHMARKER1)EndEvent

That is the code I am using a COC marker heading in a new worldspace titled JOSHMARKER1 the activator is a sarcophagus stripped of scripts with my AAMovescript added, I am frustrated. : (

Just checking the obvious, as it can be easy to miss. Your script is attached correctly, with properties set up? Plugin saved and loaded?

Cipscis

Enlighten me as to what properties you're referring to, and yes plugin is saved and loaded. I am just angry now

I'm referring to your "JOSHMARKER1" property, as it doesn't look like you've used your "player" property. Have you made sure that the value for that property is assigned properly in script tab for the scripted form's dialogue window in the Creation Kit?

Cipscis

So I was trying to do a similar thing and could not get it to work. I used your script, replaced with my variables and it was not kicking off either. Until I went into the script, selected properties and then attached the COCMaker mark to my property name (your Joshmaker1) Now it works great.
I am just using a throne to teleport the player to another location. In this case, the beginning of the dungeon.

Pretty powerful and simple. Thanks for posting and hope you can get your script working.