Hello everybody! How (if possible) to save into text file information about character? I mean, stats, level etc... I found on the wiki console command, with which you can display information about the character: tdt, then SetDebugText 9. But how can I keep it all in a file?

why not just right it down on a piece of paper? thats what i do when im changing characters around a new game and dont want to bother leveling up again.

Does the console command:
save savename 1
help at all? It generates a text file of everything in the save game (along with making a save file), so it should show all your stats and all.

No.. i tried this one. There is no info about stats or game time etc.. There is only a NPC, Zones, Cells.

Use the get commands so that the information is printed on the console, and use ConScribe to have the console output printed to a log. I am surprised that that console command did not work, however. Why can't you use a save game manager to get this information?

Or take a screenshot of stats page and write it to a text file?

...even simpler. This sounds like an easy mod to make for someone that knows how to use OBSE. (I don't make any mods...)

Thanx, guys ^_^ I will try ConScribe. Although, I will be glad to see other options "solution", if they exist

I apologize for doubleposting (did it to up the topic), but could you help me with this problem:
The scripting language I do not know. Therefore please help... With the function printc (OBSE) I need to bring up the console the value attribute (for example, luck):
Actually, that something like this (example in C#):
string attribute;
attribute = player.GetActorValue luck;
console.writeline ("Player luck is:", attribute);

Ie, i need to create some variable, then assign a value of some attribute, then this value is output to the console.
Help, please.

Wow, just wow. The Morrowind community has the http://www.fliggerty.com/phpBB3/cne/cne_legend.php, and we from the Oblivion community tell a modder to "just write it down on a piece of paper".
I'm deeply ashamed.

Antrix, concerning your question: You should ask something like that in the Construction Set forum, not here (for example, in the "Quick Questions, Quick Answers" thread).
However, it works like this:

short attribute ;makes a "short" variable (i.e. whole numbers) called "attribute"set attribute to ( Player.GetAV Luck ) ;sets attribute to player's luckprinttoconsole "Player Luck is: %.0f", attribute ;prints the message to the console - %.0f is the placeholder for a number which has 0 decimal places

You can write many of those %.0f placeholders in a row, and then write an according number of variables behind the message, all separated by a comma. The variables will be shown in the order you wrote them down.
Edit: The actual script is, of course, more complicated than that. If you need help writing the whole thing, I suggest you take a look at the tutorials on the CS Wiki.

If someone makes this mod, I will be happy to try it out when I get home. It would be a very convenient little mod.

Wow. just wow.

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

You can get actor values by numerical codes with OBSE, so you can write a loop. You don't have to sit and write out GetAV for every possible stat. So:

scn takeADump

int av
int counter

Begin Function{}

while(counter <= 71)
let av := getactorvaluec counter
printc "Value %.0f is %.0f" counter av
let counter := counter + 1
loop

End

then attach the following as a script to a spell:

scn myTakeADumpSpellScript

Begin ScriptEffectStart
player.call takeADump
End


Sure it won't tell you what each stat is, but dump it into a excel table, and copy the table from that CS page to another column and you're dandy. Much less work.

Thank you very much! It seems to be figured out. Thanks again!