Scriptname MyScriptName extends objectType CONDITIONAL
That is the above format for script types as I've noticed, but I still have no idea what condition does. I know that it's optional, but I do not understand why you would, or would not, wish to include that as part of your script declaration.

Just what the hell does it do? I can't find any information on the wiki about it.

The "conditional" part from what I understand makes the script accessible from the conditions dialogue. It allows you to make anything with conditions look for specific conditions in your script. Applications in magic affects, quests, or anything else that requires conditions. I think.

Hmm. I think I kind of somewhat sorta not really get it. Anyone got any examples?

Bump.

Here's what the wiki currently has to say about the http://www.creationkit.com/Papyrus_Introduction#Writing_Custom_Functions.

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EDIT:

Also this - http://www.creationkit.com/Flag_Reference

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The reason for this keyword is because objects can have multiple scripts, but conditions don't have a way to differentiate between different scripts on the same thing (quest, reference) - so any object can only have a single "Conditional" script on it, and this is what the conditions use to pull properties from when you use the GetVMQuestVariable (for checking quest script properties) or GetVMScriptVariable (for checking reference script properties) conditions.

Ok I kind of get it then. Thanks for the responses.