Event feature requests

[alandtse]

Just putting up a list to track some event requests I've seen from the ENB modding channel. Will see what I can implement and what has already been done. I've asked the requestors to prioritize it too so will update to an ordered list if i get that info.

• OnRagdollBegin(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- For detecting Ragdolling
• OnRagdollFinish(ObjectReference akActionRef)
• OnTriggerEnterCooldown(ObjectReference akActionRef, Float fCooldown) <- Hard coded re-use cooldown
• OnTriggerLeaveCooldown(ObjectReference akActionRef, Float fCooldown)
• OnTriggerEnterActor(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- Triggers but for actors only
• OnTriggerLeaveActor(ObjectReference akActionRef)
• OnStateChange(String sInitalState, String sDestinationState) <- Do something between states
• OnActivationEnd(ObjectReference akActivator, Actor akActionRef) <- When an actor finishes activating something
• OnMovementEnd(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- When an actor stops moving
• OnObjectEnabled(ObjectReference Ref) <- Fires when an object is enabled
• OnObjectDisabled(ObjectReference Ref) <- Fires when an object is disabled
• OnMount(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- Fires when mounting a Horse
• OnUndetected(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- Fires when eye crosshair is fully closed
• OnDetected(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- Fires when eye crosshair starts to open
• OnArrested(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- Fires when Player gets "You've committed crimes against Skyrim and her people"
• OnPerkAdded(ObjectReference akActionRef, Perk pPerk) <- Fires when a new perk is added
• OnPerkRemoved(ObjectReference akActionRef, Perk pPerk) <- Fires when a perk is removed
• OnHealthFull(ObjectReference akActionRef) <- Fires when health reaches 100%
• OnHealthPercentage(ObjectReference akActionRef, Int iPercentage) <- Fires when health reaches a certain amount
• OnCollision(ObjectReference Ref1, ObjectReference Ref2) <- Fires when an object collides with another object
• OnMagickaPercentage(ObjectReference akActionRef, Int iPercentage) <- Fires when magicka reaches a certain amount
• OnStaminaPercentage(ObjectReference akActionRef, Int iPercentage) <- Fires when stamina reaches a certain amount

Health looks like a single event could handle it but it may get spammy.

[osmelmc]

Just one suggestion here:

The event suggested to check values like the OnHealthPercentage, OnMagickaPercentage and OnStaminaPercentage. Should come in couples and Registered for a single use.

Something like RegisterForSingleEventActorVariableLowerThan(ObjectReference akActionRef, string asActorVariable, float afValueRef)

RegisterForSingleEventActorVariableHigherThan(ObjectReference akActionRef, string asActorVariable, float afValueRef)

[zax-ftw]

If I may suggest one more, inspired by Fallout4 events:

Event OnEnterFurniture(Actor akActor) // the actor entering this furniture
Event OnExitFurniture(Actor akActor)

Function RegisterForFurniture...(Form akForm) global native

Doesn't require hooking because vanilla dispatcher exists.

[meatdeath1]

Function RegisterActorValueChange(Actor akActor, string akValueName) Function UnRegisterActorValueChange(Actor akActor, string akValueName)

Event OnActorValueChange(string akValueName, float akOldValue, float akNewValue)

This would be great for tracking certain actor values, which could help a lot of modders. For instance, most UI modders use RegisterForUpdate -> UI.InvokeFloat as a tool to update values on their interface. RegisterForUpdate is laggy by itself, not to mention a bazillion of unnecessary script calls each second. Would be cool if you could add tracking an actor value change in some way. Cheers!

[JamesCPosey]

Slight modification to ShoutAttack Function RegisterForShoutAttack(ActiveMagicEffect akActiveEffect) global native Function UnregisterForShoutAttack(ActiveMagicEffect akActiveEffect) global native

Event OnPlayerShoutAttack(Shout akShout, Int kSpell) EndEvent

This would be great to check which level of a shout the player uses, since there does not seem to be any other way to determine which level of a shout that the player is using.