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Oblivion's scripting language is customized for the game, but shares much of the structure of a formalized programming language. A basic script has three elements: a script name, a begin statement, and an end statement. Here's an example: | |||
<pre> | |||
ScriptName MyScript | |||
begin OnAdd Player | |||
; do stuff | |||
end | |||
</pre> | |||
[[ | The [[scriptname|ScriptName]] command is fairly self-explanatory: it sets the name of the script. It is required, and the name must be unique. | ||
[[end]] | The [[begin]] directive defines the action that triggers the script. If the conditions of the [[begin]] statement are met, all commands between [[begin]] and [[end]] are executed. Every [[begin]] statement must have a corresponding [[end]] statement! | ||
You can also abort execution of your script using the return command. This is useful inside an [[if]] statement where you don't want to continue execution any further. | |||
You may add comments to your code by starting the line with a semicolon. A comment is ignored by the game, but allows you to leave yourself notes on what a particular script is doing. | |||
====See also:==== | |||
* [[Declaring_variables|Declaring Variables]] | |||
* [[if|The if statement]] | |||
* [[Set]] | |||
* [[Console Commands]] | |||
* [[Calling commands from C++]] - see for Locations of commands in the Game .exe | |||
[[Category: Scripting]] | [[Category: Scripting]] | ||
[[Category: Functions|Z]] | |||