Hi guys!

I have a script here. It looks like this:

Begin [entry to combat]Sniffles.setscale 2Sniffles.ModAV Strength 35Sniffles.ModAV Endurance 35Sniffles.ModAV Speed 20Sniffles.ModAV Aggression 20EndBegin [exit from combat]Sniffles.setscale 1Sniffles.ModAV Strength -35Sniffles.ModAV Endurance -35Sniffles.ModAV Speed -20Sniffles.ModAV Aggression -20End

Ok, that's what I have so far. I need a command for the begin block.
What I want to happen is that when the player or Sniffles (the rabbit) enters combat, he grows twice his original size, he gains 35 in strength and endurance and 20 in speed and aggresion. When Sniffles exits combat, he returns to normal.
Can someone take a look at and verify my script?

Also, is there some kind of visual I can use to simulate Sniffles growing?
I don't mind using OBSE
Thanks in advance

P.S Feliz navidad!

http://cs.elderscrolls.com/constwiki/index.php/Begin

Hmm, there doesn't seem to be a block that would fit the script.

I had a look through the 'functions' category on the CS Wiki, but to no avail. Is there any thing that can be done?

Just run your stuff in a GameMode block and use IsInCombat as a condition.

http://cs.elderscrolls.com/constwiki/index.php/IsInCombat

I would avoid, setting the script to run on game mode. You can create an ability called " ....... " or whatever, add it to sniffles and then use a scriptEffectUpdate block to permanently check whether sniffles is in combat or not.

scn BattleRoarbegin ScriptEffectStart    short growthEndbegin ScriptEffectUpdate      if ( sniffles.IsInCombat )      Sniffles.setscale 2       Sniffles.ModAV Strength 35       Sniffles.ModAV Endurance 35       Sniffles.ModAV Speed 20       Sniffles.ModAV Aggression 20       set growth to 1   elseif ( growth )        Sniffles.setscale 1        Sniffles.ModAV Strength -35        Sniffles.ModAV Endurance -35        Sniffles.ModAV Speed -20        Sniffles.ModAV Aggression -20        set growth to 0   endifEnd

You also may want to consider using ModAV2 instead of ModAV.

Apparently IsInCombat doesn't work.
GetCombatTarget is practically useless for what I'm trying to do.

No, what that note is saying is that you must use the form "actorRef.IsInCombat" rather than the form "IsInCombat actorRef". It should work the way it's written in the script.

Wouldn't this effectively be like running a game mode script, since it would be running anytime the scripted reference was loaded either way? :ermm:

Ohh, ok. I have the script set up, now I just need to test it all out.