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Bethesda Tutorial Papyrus Variables and Conditionals (edit)
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You will learn: | You will learn: | ||
*How to create and use variables | *How to create and use variables. | ||
*How to create a comment to add notes to your script for future reference | *How to create a comment to add notes to your script for future reference | ||
*How to ask a script running in the game for the values of its variables | *How to ask a script running in the game for the values of its variables | ||
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Make sure the game isn't currently running. Save the script. Make sure you hit "OK" on the reference form to close it. Then hit the save button on the tool bar to save your plugin. | Make sure the game isn't currently running. Save the script. Make sure you hit "OK" on the reference form to close it. Then hit the save button on the tool bar to save your plugin. | ||
Start up the game and move to the activator. (Reminder: open the console with the | Start up the game and move to the activator. (Reminder: open the console with the tilde (~) key, and type:) | ||
COC MolagBalVoiceCell | COC MolagBalVoiceCell | ||
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Again: | Again: | ||
*Single equals sign (=) means: Take the what's on the right and shove it into the variable on the left. | *Single equals sign (=) means: Take the what's on the right and shove it into the variable on the left. | ||
*Double equals sign (==) means: | *Double equals sign (==) means: Is the thing on the left the same as the thing on the right | ||
So | So your script should now look like this: | ||
<source lang="papyrus"> | <source lang="papyrus"> | ||
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|Next=Bethesda_Tutorial_Papyrus_Introduction_to_Properties | |Next=Bethesda_Tutorial_Papyrus_Introduction_to_Properties | ||
}} | }} | ||
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