Hello
How do i make a script that adds expereince points after killing an enemy.
Note: adding experience points to the player base level and not to his skills.
thx

Use this inside your event.

Game.AdvanceSkill("Marksman", 5.0)

Change Marksman for whatever skill you want, and the number to however much XP you want to increase by

Thank you for helping me out again mate, but if you read my note i dont want to advance the player skills, not marksman nor alchemy, i want to add xp to the players base level xp.
thx.

Is "XP" even a thing in Skyrim? I thought the player's level progress was determined entirely by skill increases. You could try advancing a skill then resetting it to what it was before, but I expect that would reset progress on that skill.

Cipscis

what i mean in XP is player experience points earned to his level progress in order to advance to the next level, and not experience points earned in his skills.
I am aware that player level progress is skyrim advances after advancing any of his skills, thats why i asked if there is a way to make a script that adds experience points to the player level progress without using his skills.

what i mean in XP is player experience points earned to his level progress in order to advance to the next level, and not experience points earned in his skills.
I am aware that player level progress is skyrim advances after advancing any of his skills, thats why i asked if there is a way to make a script that adds experience points to the player level progress without using his skills.

Yes, I understand that. However, I don't think there is any way to directly manipulate the player's level progress. As far as I know, it can only be increased indirectly by advancing the player's skill levels. I hope there's another way, sure, but from looking at the wiki's http://www.creationkit.com/Category:Papyrus and http://www.creationkit.com/Actorvalue I don't think there is.

Cipscis

I don't have an answer for you, but I think what you are trying to do is like they did in "Nehrim" (the Oblivion makeover) where they created experience points which advanced the player's level instead of the skills. You might want to examine how they did it in Nehrim and see if a similar workaround would work in Skyrim.

Here is a link to "Nehrim":
http://www.nehrim.de/indexEV.html

thank you.