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I thought it was quite clear... don't know why you expected that.
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i'd like to see an example of an enchantment that this works on. what i've tried is to add a script effect to an enchantment and all the script does is prints a message on update. then add the enchantment to an item. you'd expect that equiping the item causes the update block to fire every frame for a constant effect, but that is not the case. I don't think any of the other scripteffect blocks work for this either, but they're not important as an equip block in a script could accomplish the same thing. maybe i should have specified that this is only the case for constant effects? i believe strike (for weapons and staffs) works as expected.--[[User:Slserpent|Snake]] 17:47, 19 June 2006 (EDT) | i'd like to see an example of an enchantment that this works on. what i've tried is to add a script effect to an enchantment and all the script does is prints a message on update. then add the enchantment to an item. you'd expect that equiping the item causes the update block to fire every frame for a constant effect, but that is not the case. I don't think any of the other scripteffect blocks work for this either, but they're not important as an equip block in a script could accomplish the same thing. maybe i should have specified that this is only the case for constant effects? i believe strike (for weapons and staffs) works as expected.--[[User:Slserpent|Snake]] 17:47, 19 June 2006 (EDT) | ||
:[[User:DragoonWraith|<font face="Oblivion,Daedric" size=3>D</font>ragoon <font face="Oblivion,Daedric" size=3>W</font>raith]] [[User_talk:DragoonWraith|<font face="Oblivion,Daedric" size=2>TALK</font>]] 17:39, 30 June 2006 (EDT): Really? That's not what I would expect at all. I thought it was quite clear that the enchantment's script would run on the target of the enchantment. In the case of armor, that's the person equipping it, but in the case of a weapon, that's the person hit by it. I don't really think that the script you have there is relevant, but if enough people are confused, I guess it can stay. | |||