Hello,

I have a problem with StopScript function. This is my script:

Begin myscriptshort doOnceMessageBox "Script 1 is running"if ( doOnce == 0 )	if ( GetJournalIndex A2_2_6thHouse >= 50 )		MessageBox "Executed stage 1"		set doOnce to 1	endif	returnelseif ( doOnce )	if ( GetJournalIndex C3_DestroyDagoth >= 50 )		MessageBox "Executed stage 2"		StopScript, "myscript"		return	endifendifend

Unfortunatelly, even when I set my journal to C3_DestroyDagoth 50 and although I get message "Executed stage 2", the script is still running (as it still spams "Script 1 is running" message).

Anyone has any ideas why it does not work? Thanks in advance for any tips

Is the script attached to an actor or object? Stopscript only works on Global Scripts. (As I have discovered and as it is stated in MSFWD )

It is global script

Is the script global start script or being started via other script? If the latter, may be it is being started once again when it is stopped.

No, it is global start script

Nevermind, I figured it out. For some reason, the game did not like the return statement after the StopScript command

Wierd. Isn't it common practise to return as soon as stopping that script? Many of the vanilaa scripts does the same. dbattackscript comes to mind.

Yes, but strangely when I moved the return after the endif, it started to work correctly.

That is really odd. Though, if what you posted is the entire script, you definitely don't need a return at the end. You only need it when the script has to stop short before executing the rest of the script again.

Yes, you are right, it is not necessarry there. I think I have added it as I thought the script will be longer. But it will not hurt to keep it in either (well, except for the bug with StopScript )