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*To conditionalize buttons upon script/quest variables, use [[GetVMScriptVariable]] and [[GetVMQuestVariable]]. | *To conditionalize buttons upon script/quest variables, use [[GetVMScriptVariable]] and [[GetVMQuestVariable]]. | ||
*To hide buttons you wish to fill in later, add an impossible condition like 'IsXBox == -1'. | *To hide buttons you wish to fill in later, add an impossible condition like 'IsXBox == -1'. | ||
* Conditionalizing MessageBox buttons will not change their indices such that, for instance, button 9 will still execute the "Done" code in the last example even if buttons 0-8 are hidden. | *For debugging purposes, you could configure hidden menu buttons (in the Message forms) that only show when you set a GlobalVariable flag. For instance, create a GlobalVariable called "myDebugFlag" in the CK. Set a condition on one of your menu buttons to be "GetGlobalValue myDebugFlag == 1". In your script, have that button activate your debugging function. Now if you set myGlobalValue to 1 in the CK your button will appear in the menu. Before releasing the mod, remember to set myDebugFlag to 0 to keep the button hidden. | ||
* To learn how to assign user-created messageboxes as values to the message box properties defined in the above scripts, see [[Bethesda_Tutorial_Papyrus_Introduction_to_Properties_and_Functions#Hooking_up_the_message_boxes_to_the_properties_in_the_script|the Papyrus tutorial's page on Properties and Functions]] | *Conditionalizing MessageBox buttons will not change their indices such that, for instance, button 9 will still execute the "Done" code in the last example even if buttons 0-8 are hidden. | ||
*To learn how to assign user-created messageboxes as values to the message box properties defined in the above scripts, see [[Bethesda_Tutorial_Papyrus_Introduction_to_Properties_and_Functions#Hooking_up_the_message_boxes_to_the_properties_in_the_script|the Papyrus tutorial's page on Properties and Functions]] | |||
*If the Message property isn't filled in the CK the Show() will always return a 0. | *If the Message property isn't filled in the CK the Show() will always return a 0. | ||
*If the Message is a Notification (without buttons) instead of a Message Box the Show() will return a -1. | *If the Message is a Notification (without buttons) instead of a Message Box the Show() will return a -1. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
[[Show - Message]] | [[Show - Message]] | ||