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:I'm running this from a token.( I just remembered what I read last night in the modding terminology article :E ) Maybe if I ported it to a quest script, you (are saying) it will work ? And as far as the ref. variable clearing goes, I suppose you are right. The weapon was probably spawned from a LLst. -- [[User:Shademe|shademe]] 03:29, 16 October 2008 (EDT) | :I'm running this from a token.( I just remembered what I read last night in the modding terminology article :E ) Maybe if I ported it to a quest script, you (are saying) it will work ? And as far as the ref. variable clearing goes, I suppose you are right. The weapon was probably spawned from a LLst. -- [[User:Shademe|shademe]] 03:29, 16 October 2008 (EDT) | ||
::Ah tokens, I am new to those myself, I attempted my first one yesterday afternoon, took me all last night and most of this afternoon to iron out the kinks, anyway. I am not sure of a tokens capability to affect something (kinda) dynamic outside of the player in that way. A quest script could force the player to drop the aforementioned weapon and retain its reference. Shouldn't have any troubles pms-ing after that. | |||
::You could keep the token and use it to dictate any variables in the quest script. | |||
::--[[User:Antares|Antares]] 03:35, 16 October 2008 (EDT) | |||
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