I'm trying to make a script that advances a quest stage when an actor dies only if he's killed on the correct stage (stage 70, in this case). Otherwise, I want it to set it to a quest stage that fails the quest.

Here's what I have so far:

if (GetStage().MANNMQ==70)    Event OnDeath(Actor Killer)                  MANNMQ.SetStage(80)                  MANNMQ.SetObjectiveDisplayed(80)                  MANNMQ.SetObjectiveCompleted(70)   EndEventElse       Event OnDeath(Actor Killer)                  MANNMQ.SetStage(200)       EndEventEndif

The problem is that it's telling me I have a "missing EOF at 'if'". I have no idea what an EOF is or where it would go. Does anyone know what's wrong?

You're putting events inside of your If statement when it should be the opposite way around...

Quest Property MANNMQ Auto  Event OnDeath(Actor akKiller)    if MANNMQ.GetStage() == 70        MANNMQ.SetStage(80)        ;other stuff    else        MANNMQ.SetStage(200)    endIfendEvent

Thanks, it worked

Just one question: I noticed you put

Actor akKiller

on the first line as opposed to just

Actor Killer

What's the difference?

Three is no difference. You can name it whatever you want. I just like to follow bethesda's naming system.

a : Argument :: b : Bool :: f : Float :: i : Int :: p : Pointer :: s : String :: k : Form/Alias :: u : Unsigned