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In some situations, using MoveTo on an Actor may ''appear'' to not work right unless the destination has a valid pathgrid to guide them. The symptom of this problem is that the MoveTo appears to work normally, but the Actor remains at the target only for a few seconds, then is moved to a nearby pathgrid in the same cell. The solution is to make sure the target area for a MoveTo on an Actor has a valid pathgrid, using World...Edit Cell Grid Path in the Construction Set. This isn't really a problem with MoveTo, but it can seem to be such until you realize the underlying cause. | In some situations, using MoveTo on an Actor may ''appear'' to not work right unless the destination has a valid pathgrid to guide them. The symptom of this problem is that the MoveTo appears to work normally, but the Actor remains at the target only for a few seconds, then is moved to a nearby pathgrid in the same cell. The solution is to make sure the target area for a MoveTo on an Actor has a valid pathgrid, using World...Edit Cell Grid Path in the Construction Set. This isn't really a problem with MoveTo, but it can seem to be such until you realize the underlying cause. | ||
==Deleted references in the Construction Set== | |||
If you delete a reference or object in the CS, the reference is marked as deleted but will remain in the CS until you save and reload your mod (reference, in this context, means anything that has a FormID and can be loaded in a ref variable: References in the world, Base Objects, AI Packages, etc) | |||
If you compile a script that refers to that reference, the compiler will not notice that the reference has been deleted and will not give any error. But, in game, this script will not run at all, not even once, no matter what. | |||
After reloading the esp in the CS, the compiler will notice that the reference does not exist and will throw an error (because, now, the reference is gone for good). | |||
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