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Remember that ESParser can screw soundgen data if present and TESCS dialog export/import can have problems with line breaks though, so verify results as needed.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests.
#Exporting from bethesda creation kit mod#
open your mod with ESparser, export the dialog to mymod_esparser.txt or some other file name.create/edit dialog in TESCS, save your mod (e.g." is replaced by "") inside dialog text to avoid ambiguity so be sure to not mistakenly change them when you are spell-checking using your preferred text editor. There is also another thing you should pay attention to: as dialog exported by ESparser uses " as text delimiter, " are doubled (e.g. So, my suggestion is: always use the "Error Check Results" button, but do it with a grain of salt.Īnyway, even Bethesda introduced some dialog result errors, so typically clicking the "Error Check Results" button you will see error warning for the MS_MatchMakeFons topic when loading Tribunal and for the Co_Stock dialog topic when loading Bloodmoon, so if only these errors appear your mod should be OK. See also the excellent posts by Rot at TR site: May probably not, but first one will probably work fine May be reported as error/warning/false alarm Dialogue results do not have this limitation, but Error Check Results will report errors if no instance exists. Compiled scripts can only target an explicit ID if an instance of that ID has been placed in the CS and they can only target the first instance that existed (if a NPC is the first instance and gets revived with "Resurrect", it still counts as the first instance). when specifying "targetID"->, as opposed to implicitly targeting the actor that spoke the dialogue line).

) or IF blocks if they're implicit (without an explicit speaker target, as in speaker.localvariable)".ĭialogue results are scripts but they're not pre-compiled by the CS, so they will behave differently when giving explicit targets (ie. Error Check Results will wrongly report errors for any local variables inside operations ( + - *.
