Background for Starfield
Member of the ScriptObject script
voidfunctionSendCustomEvent(stringasEvent, var[]akArgs=NONE)Native

Description

Wiki Description

Sends the specified custom event to any scripts that have registered for it. The event must be defined in our script or in one of our parent scripts. This function returns immediately, not waiting for any of the receivers.

Documentation Comment

Sends out a custom event from this object. The custom event must be defined using
"CustomEvent " somewhere in the script that sends it or its parents


Caveats

CK Wiki - Notes

  • The event you send must be defined using "CustomEvent <name>" somewhere in your script (outside a function, property, or event definition) before you can send it, and before anyone else can register for it.
  • This function returns immediately, the receivers receiving the event as if it was a game event and running their events in parallel. It will not wait for those receivers (if any) to finish running their event blocks.

Parameters

  1. stringasEvent

    CK Wiki Description

    The event to send. This must be a raw string literal and may not be a variable.

  2. var[]akArgs=NONE

    CK Wiki Description

    The array of arguments to send to the receivers.

    • Default:None

Examples

; Define the custom event "Ambush" in this script
CustomEvent Ambush

Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akSource)
  ; Send the Ambush event to anyone listening with no arguments
  SendCustomEvent("Ambush")
  
  ; Send the Ambush event with two arguments
  Var[] kargs = new Var[2]
  kargs[0] = akSource
  kargs[1] = 4.2
  SendCustomEvent("Ambush", kargs)
endEvent

Auto-Generated Example

CustomEventName (string[]) myCustomEventName (string[])__asEvent
var[] myVarArray__akArgs

myScriptObject__toCallFunctionOn.SendCustomEvent(myCustomEventName (string[])__asEvent, myVarArray__akArgs)

Related Pages


Additional References

View this function’s page on the Fallout 4 Creation Kit Wiki

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