Hmm, can you be a little more precise about this ? I might have a clue, but I am not sure its what you want... In my case, I created an overall script, that is used multiple times in various responses of various topics (its a crafting mod). Is it what you are looking for ?
I was thinking of this... so basically I want to do something when a certain dialogue option is selected... So I put the script in the End Papyrus Fragment in the Topic Info Window... http://www.creationkit.com/images/thumb/3/3f/TopicInfoWindowFilled.png/600px-TopicInfoWindowFilled.png
Now there are a number of topics that have similar Papyrus Fragment scripts... I wanted to just unite those scripts into a single script file, is that possible?
You mean all the similar looking fragments scripts ? I am no expert, but I don't think so. In my crafting mod, I have a new fragment for every topic that require a use of my global function holding craft script. Someone with more knowledge could probably give you a more definite answer, sorry
Now there are a number of topics that have similar Papyrus Fragment scripts... I wanted to just unite those scripts into a single script file, is that possible?
No. The esp keeps a record of which script and function to call for each of the fragments, which is sets automagically. You can view this on the advanced tab, but cannot edit it there.
You mean all the similar looking fragments scripts ? I am no expert, but I don't think so. In my crafting mod, I have a new fragment for every topic that require a use of my global function holding craft script. Someone with more knowledge could probably give you a more definite answer, sorry
aww ... oh well, I guess I have to do your method so that when I need to edit something in that global function I'll only have to edit one file
No. The esp keeps a record of which script and function to call for each of the fragments, which is sets automagically. You can view this on the advanced tab, but cannot edit it there.
I wish Bethesda thought of what I had in mind so that scripts can be more organized and centralized