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*If this is the first stage of the quest to be added to the Pip-Boy, the player will receive a "Quest Added" message on screen. Β | *If this is the first stage of the quest to be added to the Pip-Boy, the player will receive a "Quest Added" message on screen. Β | ||
*SetStage has no effect if called with a | *SetStage has no effect if called with a Stage number that doesn't exist in the specified quest. | ||
*When called as part of the quest activated by the "New Game" menu option (CG00 in ''Fallout 3'', VCG00 in ''Fallout: New Vegas'') SetStage automatically exits the player from the Main Menu, transitioning them from [[MenuMode]] to [[GameMode]]. | *When called as part of the quest activated by the "New Game" menu option (CG00 in ''Fallout 3'', VCG00 in ''Fallout: New Vegas'') SetStage automatically exits the player from the Main Menu, transitioning them from [[MenuMode]] to [[GameMode]]. | ||
*The stage result script will be processed immediately after the SetStage call. The main script containing the SetStage call will be halted until the result script is finished. It is even possible to use the SetStage command inside a stage result script. In this case the new stage result script will run in place of the SetStage command and the old stage result script will continue after the new one has finished. Unlike [[Activate]], it seems that any number of recursive SetStages are allowed (at least 250, tested from the same quest, are possible). | *The stage result script will be processed immediately after the SetStage call. The main script containing the SetStage call will be halted until the result script is finished. It is even possible to use the SetStage command inside a stage result script. In this case the new stage result script will run in place of the SetStage command and the old stage result script will continue after the new one has finished. Unlike [[Activate]], it seems that any number of recursive SetStages are allowed (at least 250, tested from the same quest, are possible). | ||
=='''See Also'''== | =='''See Also'''== | ||