Disable

Disables the calling object.

Disabled objects are effectively 'turned off':
- If loaded, their 3D unloads.
  - Any scripts associated with the Unload Event fire.
  - They will not load again until they have been Enabled.
- Disabled objects have no collision.
- Disabled objects do not process most events (like OnTriggerEnter). They otherwise run scripts as usual.
- Disabled objects cannot be forced to activate objects via a scripted Activate function.
- Disabled Actors do not process their AI.
Disabled objects have not been 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[edit | edit source]

Disable [FadeIn=0]