CS and Geck didn't give me this much trouble...

I can't do something as simple as remotely activating a container through a button. I haven't found any tutorials. Even this fails to return true.

Scriptname _t_Test_Sort_Activator extends ObjectReference   Actor Property PlayerRef  AutoObjectReference Property _t_ref_armor_chest  Auto Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef)        If akActionRef == PlayerRef        Debug.MessageBox("Yippee! " + _t_ref_armor_chest)        _t_ref_armor_chest.Activate(PlayerRef)    else        Debug.MessageBox("Failed! " + _t_ref_armor_chest)        _t_ref_armor_chest.Activate(PlayerRef)    EndIf EndEvent

MessageBox says, "Failed! None"

There was tutorial for this sort of thing for the Oblivion CS. I wrote a very complex item sorter and now... imatotalnoob ®

I suppose not. I don't know what that even means.

I found one problem. I named the variable the same as the editor id... that's how we used to do things. =/

Now to get that PlayerRef to work without using Game.GetPlayer()...

Hmm. Changing the ObjectReference variable to a different name worked. I can now access the chest through the button. The only thing I can't do is use PlayerRef now. Only Game.GetPlayer() works for me. I am changed the default values through the Properties edit dialogue that didn't work.