Difference between revisions of "Extending Scripts (Papyrus)"
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Script extending is the act of taking a script that almost does what you want, and then modifying some of its events or functions to do something different without editing the original script. | Script extending is the act of taking a script that almost does what you want, and then modifying some of its events or functions to do something different without editing the original script. | ||
=Terminology= | == Terminology == | ||
;Child | |||
:The script that is extending its parent. | |||
;Inherit | |||
:When a child script gains something from its parents without modifying it, it "inherits" these things. | |||
;Override | |||
:When a child script changes the behavior of something in its parent by making a new version, it "overrides" the parent's version. | |||
;Parent | |||
:The original script that is being extended. | |||
=How to extend= | =How to extend= | ||