Editing Disable

Disables the calling object.
* Disabled objects are effectively 'turned off':
** If loaded, their 3D unloads.
*** Any scripts associated with the [[OnUnload_-_ObjectReference|Unload Event]] fire.
*** They will not load again until they have been [[Enable|Enabled]].
** Disabled objects have no collision.
** Disabled objects do not process most events (like [[OnTriggerEnter_-_ObjectReference|OnTriggerEnter]]). They otherwise run scripts as usual.
** Disabled objects cannot be forced to activate objects via a scripted [[Activate_-_ObjectReference|Activate]] function.
** Disabled [[:Category:Actor|Actors]] do not process their AI.
* Disabled objects have ''not'' been [[Delete_-_ObjectReference|Deleted]]. They are not removed from the game, they just don't render. Do not rely on Disable to prevent savegame bloat by removing objects.
* The Disable call will fail if the object has an [[EnableParent]]. Objects with [[EnableParents]] can never be enabled or disabled through script.
* The "FadeIn" parameter does not affect the Enable Children of a parent.  The Enable Children will still pop out when disabled.
** So, in order to have all of the references fade out instead of pop you will need to call "Disable 1" on all of them individually.
* Disabling the object on which a spell is active during the [[ScriptEffectStart]] block causes unpredictable behavior in the later spell blocks.
** [[ScriptEffectUpdate]] blocks will execute several times, but not for the full duration of the spell.
** The [[ScriptEffectFinish]] block will sometimes fail to execute.

==Syntax==
 Disable ''[FadeIn=0]''

==See Also==
[[Enable]]<br>
[[GetDisabled]]

==Papyrus Version==
[[Disable - ObjectReference|ObjectReference.Disable (Papyrus)]]


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