I noticed that the scripts are independent of the creation kit generated plugins (esp files) and is there any potential for the esp file to not get the latest version of the script? (The plugin's don't get marked as modified if you just edit scripts that it uses)

Or is it just a UI bug and saving still updates everything as normal.

Another strange thing is that the autofill requires you to actually press autofill the properties or it doesnt seem to "fill" it with anything at runtime (Properties evaluate false even if they should be true).

And for some strange reason elseif statements seem to fall through normally the if statement above being true would skip the elseif statement (Else being only excuted when the parent condition failed)

I get the same thing. To take things further. I edited one of the scripts, saved my plugin. Then after, i closed down the CK, wanting to check out another mod. Loaded it into the program, and for some reason the edits on this script carried over to the other mod, even though my mod was not
checked.

As a test I closed the CK again, then loaded only Skyrim.esm. I checked out that script that i had edited and sure enough, for some reason my edits were still showing up. I have no idea how to revert the script back or have any idea what's going on.

To All:
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated please.

Thanks,

-Mush-

Scripts are completely external, stored in the Scripts folder as .PSC (source) and .PEX (compiled) files. The SCPT form is not used in Skyrim. The records they're 'attached' to store the reference info for a script's properties and point it to the affixed script(s). In many instances, I've found myself playtesting script edits without even opening the CK as they can be edited and compiled externally with http://www.creationkit.com/Notepad%2B%2B_Setup or http://www.creationkit.com/Sublime_Text_Setup.

Properties: That's the part where the form stores the reference data to glue it to the script. It's enabling too as you can point a property elsweyr w/o even having to edit/compile the script.

NOTE: PSCs and PEXs are like the Highlander; there can be only one (unless in a BSA).

If/ElseIf/Else/EndIf: [code]Example[/code]?

Don't modify original scripts. Create new ones.