Hi,

I hope someone can clear things up a bit for me...

I'm trying to write a script that obtains a skill value, a perk, and do some calculations based on that.

After searching here on the forums and checking the CK wiki, the functions to do that seem pretty obvious. Here is my code, with "(...)" meaning that in the middle is something that should not be relevant at all:

Scriptname KRPHealing extends ObjectReference(...)Int Property Porcentaje Auto(...)Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akActivator)	Float SkillSpeech = Game.GetPlayer().GetAV("Speech") As Float	if(Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Haggling01))		Porcentaje = 10	endif	if(Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Haggling02))		Porcentaje = 15	endif	if(Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Haggling03))		Porcentaje = 20	endif	if(Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Haggling04))		Porcentaje = 25	endif	if(Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Haggling05))		Porcentaje = 30	endif	Float Factor = (3.3 - (1.3 * SkillSpeech/100)) As Float	Float Modificador = (1 / (1 + Porcentaje)) As Floatdebug.notification("F: " + Factor)debug.notification("M: "+ Modificador)debug.notification("P: " + Porcentaje)	if(!Game.GetPlayer().IsSneaking())(...)

The thing is that the output is the following:
F: 3.3
M: 0.000000
P: 20

The only correct output would be "P", as I've got Haggling at 3/5. Obviously Speech is NOT 0.0, so both "F" and "M" should have a different value.

While doing some modifications I got "M" to output "0.04" somehow, but after some editing it just went back to 0.0, and I'm completely unable to get it working. I don't know if this is some kind of CK bug, or if I'm missing something here.

I tried defining the variables as Float at startup also, with same result.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks for your reply SaidenStorm,

This is really confusing anyway. As I stated before, I tried also to not declare floats here and there, and this final code try (the one I posted) was after looking at a post from a BS developer, that had a line with a "float x = yyyy as float".

Now, I'm even more confused, if not desperate, because I have the two following simple lines:

Float Property Modificador Auto	Modificador = (1 / (1 + Porcentaje))debug.notification("M: "+ Modificador)debug.notification("P: " + Porcentaje)

"P" outputs "20", which is correct, but "M" outputs 0.0000.... which doesn't make any sense.
1 / (1 + 20) is NOT 0.0000

Thanks again.

Try this:

Modificador = (1.0 / (1.0 + Porcentaje))

That will tell the engine that you want the stuff on the right side of the "=" to be treated as a float rather than an integer.

Nothing...

Before reading your post while still trying things I tried to assign "Porcentaje = 10.0", and "Float Factor = (3.3 - (1.3 * SkillSpeech/100.0))", but I didn't realize about the line you mentioned.

I tried it, but it still is the same. I managed to get "M" to 0.04 when I declared "Porcentaje" as Float instead as Int. But my problem right now is that "Game.GetPlayer().GetAV("Speech")" returns 0.00.
Even Game.GetPlayer().GetActorValue("speech") returns 0.00. I get NO value for my Speech skill. So my "Factor" value is 3.3 always ( (3.3 - (1.3 * 0/100)) = 3.3 )

I even tried to add this simple line on the "OnItemRemoved()" event for my quest:
Debug.Notification(Game.GetPlayer().GetActorValue("speech"))

It runs, but it's 0.000

Based on the examples I saw around, that's the way you get the player's value on certain skill...

That's strange, because...

Float testInt test2test2 = 20test = (1.0 / (1.0 + test2))Debug.Notification(test)

...prints out the correct answer for me.


According to http://www.creationkit.com/Actor_Value, try "Speechcraft" instead of "Speech"

This works

Scriptname YourScriptName extends ObjectReferenceFloat PorcentajePerk Property Hag00  AutoPerk Property Hag20  AutoPerk Property Hag40  AutoPerk Property Hag60  AutoPerk Property Hag80  AutoEvent OnActivate(ObjectReference akActivator)Float SkillSpeech = Game.GetPlayer().GetAV("Speechcraft")Debug.Notification("SS: " + SkillSpeech)If Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Hag80)Porcentaje = 30Elseif Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Hag60)Porcentaje = 25Elseif Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Hag40)Porcentaje = 20Elseif Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Hag20)Porcentaje = 15Elseif Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Hag00)Porcentaje = 10EndifFloat Factor = (3.3 - (1.3 * (SkillSpeech/100)))Float Modificador = (1 / (1 + Porcentaje))Debug.Notification("F: " + Factor)Debug.Notification("M: "+ Modificador)Debug.Notification("P: " + Porcentaje)EndEvent

OK, looking at that code I see that my problem was that the skill isn't "speech", but "speechcraft". Thanks. Is there a place to check the "official" skills list?

Now Factor value returned is ~2.2.

(I see you corrected that " !Game.GetPlayer().HasPerk(Hag80) " )

Thanks for all the help! Now I'm just polishing some wrong calculations here and there, but it seems it works now... finally... I can't believe that a code as easy as this took so many hours, just because of some "floats" here, and some ".00" there....