Template talk:OBSE Format Specifiers

There are two more specifiers which aren't mentioned here (They aren't mentioned on the OBSE-Homepage, too, but they exist):

%a

This displays the sign related to the ASCII-Code which is provided by the Variable.

Attention should be paid to the value 0 (which will end the String) and 37 (%, will almost always cause a CTD because this would require a special variable). With %a it is even possible to display a ;(semicolon, 59), or a Tab (9, the thing used for formatting ;)).

%v

This displays the name of the Actor Value according to the Actor Value Code provided by the Variable.

Edit: Oh, and is this still true:

• Magic Item: Prints the nth Magic Effect
  • For effects with specific actor values, this will display "Attribute" or "Skill" rather than the actor value itself.

What I've heard in the OBSE-Thread sounds like this was fixed with OBSE v0015.

Low Post 18:10, 10 August 2008 (EDT)