Hi,

What I'm trying to achieve is the following: the player hits an actor, then such actor gets disabled. This is the first step of a 'defensive teleportation' script that I wish to make.

Code (it compiles fine):

Scriptname aasmtDefensiveTeleport extends activemagiceffect  {test}Event OnEffectStart(Actor akTarget, Actor akCaster)	akTarget.Disable()EndEvent

This code is attached to a Magic Effect of archetype 'Script', casting type 'Fire and Forget', and delivery 'contact'

The magic effect, in turn, is attached to a spell which also contains another 2 magic effects (that work as intended)

The spell, finally, is attached to a perk with 'Apply Combat Hit Spell' as the entry point.

I imagined that I should be able to deliver the script to the target by hitting him (since I use 'Apply Combat Hit Spell') but the target doesn't get disabled on hit so something must be wrong.

Any help appreciated!

What are you targeting? Some NPCs, such guards, have enable parents and can't be disabled. Put a debug message in there (ex: debug.notification(akTarget+"was just hit")) to make sure the script is firing.

I'm targetting actors who have a spell in his left-hand (that is, mages or spellswords). Will try the debug notification, thank you for that.

Edit: ok, it seems that the script is not firing. There must be a problem in the delivery then.