Problem using papyrus function SetLinkedRef

[navmedic]

Friends, I take the first steps in modding, there are some problems. When trying to link a container and a workshop using SetLinkedRef, the function does not execute, the stack has an error. MIBMilitaryBox - my own keyword, valid and declared as property
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cont.SetLinkedRef(ws,MIBMilitaryBox)
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[12/26/2023 - 05:12:20PM] SetMilitaryBox: ws=[workshopscript < (001654BD)>] cont: [ObjectReference < (FF03CADE)>]
[12/26/2023 - 05:12:20PM] SetMilitaryBox: SetLinkedRef ws=[workshopscript < (001654BD)>] cont: [ObjectReference < (FF03CADE)>]
[12/26/2023 - 05:12:20PM] warning: Assigning None to a non-object variable named "::temp17"
stack:
[Item 1 in container (FF03CADE)].MIB:MIBMarkerScript.OnContainerChanged() - "C:\Users\Andrey\AppData\Local\Temp\PapyrusTemp\MIB\MIBMarkerScript.psc" Line 39

 

[Skywise001]

Those things you say - they terrify me. 0.0

Im not that into coding yet so Im clueless. but I thought maybie you could use a laugh.

 

[Jonathan Ostrus]

Friends, I take the first steps in modding, there are some problems. When trying to link a container and a workshop using SetLinkedRef, the function does not execute, the stack has an error. MIBMilitaryBox - my own keyword, valid and declared as property
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cont.SetLinkedRef(ws,MIBMilitaryBox)
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[12/26/2023 - 05:12:20PM] SetMilitaryBox: ws=[workshopscript < (001654BD)>] cont: [ObjectReference < (FF03CADE)>]
[12/26/2023 - 05:12:20PM] SetMilitaryBox: SetLinkedRef ws=[workshopscript < (001654BD)>] cont: [ObjectReference < (FF03CADE)>]
[12/26/2023 - 05:12:20PM] warning: Assigning None to a non-object variable named "::temp17"
stack:
[Item 1 in container (FF03CADE)].MIB:MIBMarkerScript.OnContainerChanged() - "C:\Users\Andrey\AppData\Local\Temp\PapyrusTemp\MIB\MIBMarkerScript.psc" Line 39

I think you're misunderstanding the error. The error is occuring when it returns from SetMilitaryBox(ws,akNewContainer,abSet=true). This is because SetMilitaryBox is defined as returning a bool value. However you never actually return a bool. So when it returns, the return value is None and the VM is setting a temporary variable of bool type to None. Which is the error you see. Since you never return a value from SetMilitaryBox and you never use a returned value from it. The simplest solution is to remove the bool return value from the function definition.

 

[navmedic]

I think you're misunderstanding the error. The error is occuring when it returns from SetMilitaryBox(ws,akNewContainer,abSet=true). This is because SetMilitaryBox is defined as returning a bool value. However you never actually return a bool. So when it returns, the return value is None and the VM is setting a temporary variable of bool type to None. Which is the error you see. Since you never return a value from SetMilitaryBox and you never use a returned value from it. The simplest solution is to remove the bool return value from the function definition.

Thank you for your help, you are right