after i complete one of the quests, every time i save, load, or leave a cell, i get teleported into this house cell that i made. it's just an endless abyss and i have to cheat my way out. basically i every time the game loads, i get TPed into this cell. i have a lot of "Player->positioncell" type scripts that lead into that house/are based in that house. idk what's wrong. can anyone help? i'll try to attach a link to the .esp file if someone wants to look at it. thanks.

I can try looking at the esp.

here you go. my scripts/quests are labeled with the prefixes AA thru AF, in chronological order. the quest scripts that i think i have problems with are the ones with the AC prefix.

https:// drive.google. com/open?id=0B8VbAUhubo3ja2hZQWl3UlNEWnc

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Here's an error log from MWEdit

if ( GameHour > 23 )
    set correcttime to 1
endif
elseif ( GameHour < 6 )
    set correcttime to 1
endif

Instead, you should do it as so:

if ( GameHour > 23 )
    set correcttime to 1
elseif ( GameHour < 6 )
    set correcttime to 1
endif

That quirk seems like it may be what's breaking some of your scripts, so you'll want to go through and fix those in the log above.


Another thing I noticed, that won't get caught by the error log, is that your GetButtonPressed blocks are missing the "-1" button.


As an example, If you have a script like this:

if ( msgBox )
    set button to GetButtonPressed
    if ( button == 0 )
        MessageBox "first button selected!"
    elseif ( button == 1 )
        MessageBox "second button selected!"
    endif
endif
StopScript Example

Despite looking like it may work, it would actually do nothing. That is because the default state of GetButtonPressed is -1. There's no check for "button == -1" here, so when running through the script it'll evaluate both of the other button checks as false and proceed onward to the StopScript command. In this case even though the message box would pop up giving you options, before you could actually click any of them the script would be stopped and the buttons would become useless.


To fix this you would need to do:

if ( msgBox )
    set button to GetButtonPressed
    if ( button == -1 )
        return
    elseif ( button == 0 )
        MessageBox "first button selected!"
    elseif ( button == 1 )
        MessageBox "second button selected!"
    endif
endif
StopScript Example

Now when the script runs it would recognize when no button has been pressed and if so it'll return to back to the start and repeat until one of the buttons are selected. Since the return happens before the StopScript when we finally do select a button the script is still active and would actually display our message boxes.


I can't guarantee that those changes will solve your teleport problem, but they would likely fix a lot of other bugs you might not be aware of just yet. If the teleporting still persists after the error log is clean then I'll try and help investigate further.

Ohhh I haven't tried it yet, but I think the thing about the ( button == -1 ) is the problem. You see, i have a crank on a window with a script (AC_EnterZaHouse) and it has those buttons without the -1, so the script never terminates. When I would teleport, it would be to the coordinates of that script, so I think that is the problem. If it doesn't work I will let you know, but already, you have been a great help to me. Thank you.

okay, so i edited the AC_EnterZaHouse script, adding the changes that u mentioned. it feels smoother, but here is what i found. the game is fine after the quest is over....until you save. if u save, it teleports u into the house, and if u load that save, you're in an endless abyss. i feel like it has something to do with the MenuMode command. when I have if ( MenuMode == 1 ), the teleporting and the [censored] doesn't happen, but the script doesn't run like it's suppose to. it doesn't place you into the house. i'll work with it some more, and if it still doesn't work, i'll tell u.