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You can write your own functions in Papyrus. You can then call these functions from within the script where you create them, but also from other scripts as well. This is a more advanced, but powerful and helpful feature of the scripting language. | You can write your own functions in Papyrus. You can then call these functions from within the script where you create them, but also from other scripts as well. This is a more advanced, but powerful and helpful feature of the scripting language. | ||
This will be the most complex discussion in the Introduction page. And in the discussion of writing functions, we will encounter other concepts as well. But stick with it. You will be able to achieve great things with less headaches. You don't often need to write your own functions, but when you do, it can save you time and energy, because you can write snippets of script that you | This will be the most complex discussion in the Introduction page. And in the discussion of writing functions, we will encounter other concepts as well. But stick with it. You will be able to achieve great things with less headaches. You don't often need to write your own functions, but when you do, it can save you time and energy, because you can write snippets of script that you reuse in multiple places, that will cut down on the time it takes you to implement things, and make debugging much easier. | ||
==Calling functions== | ==Calling functions== | ||