##SkySilver asi plugin for ScriptDragon (Skyrim)##
Current version: 0.3
- Now key presses registering properly
- Init, info, error and status messages can be disabled
- Incresed maximum bat files count
This plugin lets you bind your skyrim bat files to a specific keys on a keyboard. It's useful for people who streams the game and wants to have an ability to make it a little bit interactive.
- Up to 50 skyrim bat files (commands) can be binded
- Ability to disable\enable commands (not individually)
- Custom key bindings
- Determines position in load order among other ESPs and offsets any IDs it uses based on that
Installing ScriptDragon
Download latest ScriptDragon from the official web-page. Inside a zip archive you will find 2 folders:
- bin - holds binaries of ScriptDragon and example plugins
- pluginsrc - contains ScriptDragon SDK and sources for example plugins
From bin
folder copy into the root folder of Skyrim (where TESV.exe is) next 2 files:
- dinput8.dll - a hook library which is loaded by Skyrim Engine and loads *.asi plugins
- ScriptDragon.dll - the ScriptDragon library itself
Installing SkySilver
Download binary files from "Releases" section. Inside a zip archive you will find 3 files:
- SkySilver.esp - an ESP plugin for Skyrim
- skysilver.asi - a library plugin for ScriptDragon
- skysilver.ini - a configuration file
Copy skysilver.asi
and skysilver.ini
into the root folder of Skyrim (where TESV.exe is).
Copy SkySilver.esp
into /Data folder of Skyrim (where Skyrim.esm is). That's it!
Make sure you've activated SkySilver.esp
in the launcher and placed it AFTER ALL *.esm files in your load order.
You can also open and modify skysilver.ini
to bind keys for certain commands (bat files).
- Cooldown for each command
- A set chance for each command
- Simple scripting VM to expose ScriptDragon API to bat files
- Executing command won't do anything if player didn't open a console at least once since game was launched
ScriptDragon can be obtained at http://www.dev-c.com/skyrim/scriptdragon/
Thanks to Alexander Blade (http://www.dev-c.com) for making it!