As the topic asks. Is there a way to check if a script is running or not? Via the console, I guess.

The easiest way is to add several printc commands inbetween lines of code.

example:

printc "before if block"

if test == 0

printc "test is %.f" test

set test to 1

printc "test is %.f" test

endif

printc "after if block"


when you open the console, if your script is running you'll see


before if block
test is 0
test is 1
after if block
before if block
after if block
before if block
after if block
before if block
after if block
before if block
after if block
before if block
after if block
before if block
after if block
....


If you're just checking to see if just that particular script is running, this is not bad for a quick and dirty test.
If you plan on testing other stuff as well, add doOnce conditions to stop the spamming.

Thanks. It looks like my script isn't running past a certain point. Check this out:

scn AttributeStayScriptShort IsLoadedfloat fQuestDelayTime Begin GameMode                    [i]<--------------if I add printc here, it will print to the console.[/i]	Set fQuestDelayTime to 1	Set GetGameLoaded to IsLoaded	if IsLoaded == 1	RunBatchScript "Strength.txt"		if player.GetBaseAV Strength < 10			player.SetAV Strength 252			RunBatchScript "Strength.txt"				if player.GetAV Strength < 10					player.SetAV Strength 252					RunBatchScript "Strength.txt"					[i]<--------------------------if I add printc here, it does not get printed to the console[/i]				endif		endif	endif		if player.GetAV Strength >= 252			player.SetAV Strength 252		endifendBegin MenuMode	RunBatchScript "Strength.txt"	if player.GetAV Strength >= 252		player.SetAV Strength 252	endif	if player.GetBaseAV Strength < 10		player.SetAV Strength 252	endif	if player.GetAV Strength < 10		player.SetAV Strength 252	endifend

So what's wrong, I wonder? Why isn't it running past a certain point? It is a quest script, attached to a quest. Is there something I can do to force it to run?

I put in a test dialogue box at several important places in my script, like "This means the first part is running", "This means second part is running" etc. Then you can see exactly where it stops.

Set GetGameLoaded to IsLoaded

This should be Set isLoaded to GetGameLoaded.
If problems persist, post the contents of strength.txt.

The script still isn't running past a certain point. I don't know where it stops running. Here is the contents of my "Strength.txt":

player.setav strength 252

if I use the batch file console command, it works. Something else. Because of a bug with the CS, I had to make this ESP dependent on an ESM (OOO). How do I remove that dependency?

You have an IF inside another IF and its impossible for the second 'printC' to display.

if player.GetBaseAV Strength < 10	player.SetAV Strength 252	RunBatchScript "Strength.txt"	if player.GetAV Strength < 10

If the base str is < 10, then you change the strength to 252.
Then, inside the same IF, you check if the strength is < 10 again, which how can it be since you just changed it to 252?

Seems to be working fine to me.

Okay, I just loaded the game for the fourth time and it has worked all four times. The only thing I did different is remove XP compatibility mode from the CS executable, made the suggested changes and saved again.

It's not perfect - whenever I level a skill it resets. But I can fix that, I think.

As asked a couple posts up, is it possible to remove the dependency on an ESM? It doesn't need the ESM.

Where is the "I am over-encumbered" setting stored? I'm trying to get rid of that message. I've scanned through the Game Settings, albeit not real well, but didn't see it.

EDIT:

Nevermind. Found it.