what is it with tes5edit and alias locations in packages, that whenever i use one, tes5edit complains:

PACK \ Package Data \ Data Input Values \ Value \ PLDT - Location \ Location Value -> Found a GLOB reference, expected: ACHR,DOOR,NULL,PARW,PBAR,PBEA,PCON,PFLA,PGRE,PHZD,PLYR,PMIS,REFR

the actual global it finds is, for whatever reason, GameMonth (in all cases), and it's in the data input's "reference" line

(so a data input like this reads about like:

ANAM-Type: location

PLDT-Location:

type: alias ( location )

reference: GameDay [GLOB:00000037]

radius: 123

so what do i do here to stop tes5edit (or maybe it's even ck that puts that glob there?) from nagging?

i obviously need no ref whatsoever for my location alias, i can't remove it, (just the whole PLDT), and i don't have the slightest clue why that glob is there or if it's possibly even needed by whatever -

i thought about putting a null in there, but that somehow just doesn't make sense (and sounds like the next set of complaints already anyway)

anybody got any clue what i'm dealing with here?

You put a global, whatever it is, in a location alias, instead of a location?