Talk:Cross Script Variables

I'm not sure this page is particularly warranted; the problems with the search engine are multitudinous, but we can't have a separate page for every one.

If this is to be a tutorial of some kind for a particular method of accessing script variables, then it should be written up like one.

If it is intended only as a way to find the GetScriptVariable page, a better answer would be to create it as a Redirect, which I can help with if desired.

But if the creator could please explain the purpose of this page, that would help. As is, it's not really up to Wiki standards.
Dragoon Wraith TALK 19:34, 18 December 2010 (EST)

I think if you review it now you'll see it is improved from its original form and serves a purpose. --Bruneauinfo 23:04, 22 December 2010 (EST)

I think, actually there already is a page like this. See this: Linked List Tutorial

--Diarrhoe 09:27, 23 December 2010 (EST)

My page is A - Complete, B - Works perfectly as written, and C - a whole lot easier to read and understand than the referenced article. I'm not creating a linked list with this functionality. I'm demonstrating the simple, BASIC functionality that allows storage of variable values in a central location that all other scripts can write to and read from. It's more of a Scripting 101 topic than an advanced database topic. It allows two separate scripts to communicate with each other on a basic level - a feature not apparent in the design of Oblivion (although this does give me an idea now...).

Granted the title of the article may not be appropriate. And perhaps there is an even easier way to do what I'm proposing here that IS a native Oblivion/OBSE function. Perhaps: Cross-Script Data Storage or something similar would be a better title. Still, the name of the article should reflect something a typical modder is going to be searching for when they type in the search bar. Otherwise no one will ever find it.

From what I've learned here on the Wiki I've taken three concepts mentioned in more than three different articles and tied them together in one article that demonstrates how to get this functionality to work. I studied the wiki for more than a few days trying to get this functionality to work. From my work I've concluded the syntax presented in various articles on this wiki relating to this topic where incorrect. I have added notes in articles where appropriate. --Bruneauinfo 12:05, 23 December 2010 (EST)