I know I can do this





;======================================================================================;
; VARIABLES /
;=============/

actor Victim


;======================================================================================;
; SCRIPT /
;=============/

if victim.IsInFaction(ZZDeathFaction)
Debug.Trace("in faction")
endIf


But I get this error variable ZZDeathFaction is undefined So I know I need to define it but I am not sure how ?

What are attaching the script to? I ask because that is not a complete script. Unless its a fragment.
With a little information we might be able to help.

Properties. You needz them.

put this line in:

Faction Property ZZDeathFaction auto

Faction Property ZZDeathFaction auto worked Great. I use to program in Oblivion and had no problem. This scripting has some rules I am a tad unfamiliar with. I wish someone would take tit for tat and draw up a sample script that uses one of each
thus showing how to associate the variables or constants or references with the commands as understanding the command is easy... know the format expected to declare it is a bit harder. I have figured out a lot but but there are still some dark holes
?in this process. Thanks a million for the replies.. oh and I know there are extend form tags at the top which if I am assuming correct attach a script to say and actor or a chest or a magical spell...

Happy to be of help.
There are a few holes, you're right, but I started modding about three weeks ago (had never worked with video games before) and I think I'm pretty much up to speed. I'm sure you'll have no problems. Yeah, I heard Oblivion doesn't have properties, but honestly I can't IMAGINE life without them, even with the trouble they sometimes cause.