I'm working on a little nostalgic mod, and part of it requires giving an actor a pair of shoes. I have added a line to give him the shoes (and it compiles perfectly fine)

Alias_basksinthesunref.GetReference().Additem (ArmorIronBoots, 1)

But when I try to get him to equip it with the following:

Alias_basksinthesunref.GetReference().Equipitem (ArmorIronBoots, true)

I get this as an error in the compiler:

Equipitem is not a function or does not exist

Does anyone know what's wrong or how to fix it?

You have to cast GetReference() to an Actor, otherwise I think it treats it as an ObjectReference.

Actor BaskRef = Alias_bask.GetReference() as  ActorBaskRef.AddItem(ArmorIronBoots)BaskRef.EquipItem(ArmorIronBoots)

From this page: http://www.creationkit.com/EquipItem_-_Actor

Don't you have a space too many in your line?

Yeh, after the EquipItem you've got a space before the brackets, get rid of it

myactor_alias.GetReference().EquipItem(myItem, true)

EDIT: or if that doesn't make a difference try http://www.creationkit.com/GetActorReference_-_ReferenceAlias

Or

(myActor_Alias.GetReference() as Actor).EquipItem(myItem, true)

- Hypno

The http://www.creationkit.com/GetActorReference_-_ReferenceAlias function basicly just contains this:

Actor Function GetActorReference()return GetReference() as Actorendfunction

And it's faster to use GetReference() as Actor directly on the alias. I would always recommend doing so.

That seemed to work. At least, it compiled alright. I'll get back to you if it works, because I seem to have run into another problem.

Okay, it worked