cyrano on 15/1/2006 at 17:00

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No. I haven’t heard that one before. Most times you encounter such an error message or a script running, choosing [No] will exit the game. Choosing [Yes] will not likely solve the problem (script may be ignored by engine), but Morrowind will continue to run.

I am not certain what ‘Trying to RunFunction on index greater than function count’ actually means. I have examined the mod in the editor; I suppose ‘Script lgnpe_pela_enccamulet_sc_01’ is meant to read: ‘Script lgnpc_pela_enceamulet_sc_01’. This is a script on an amulet given to the player at some point during a quest. It is a simple script that assigns a value to a global variable depending on if the player is wearing the amulet. It is difficult to imagine how it would fail to work so I am inclined to think that this is an anomaly that might not re-occur next time you run the game.

Try loading the game again, and enter Ence’s shop. If the error message does not display again, it may be as I supposed. If you do see the error again, click on [Yes], and gather some data.

Open the console (~) and type: show lgnpc_pela_glob_enceamulet

Report what the value (or error) it returns.

It is possible that this is the result of a corrupted save (I hope that you are not one of those people that use quicksave all the time–although this is not the sort of script that is likely to be derailed by a quicksave). Do not waste your time loading an earlier save until you close Morrowind and reload the game. In my experience the script will be disabled and will not report an error hereafter. See if an earlier saved game will enter Ence’s shop without triggering an error. If it will, then your most recent save is corrupted in some way. Using a third-party utility like Wrye Mash to clean your save might solve the problem.

If the problem persists, I will need additional information from you:
The version of LGNPC Pelagiad that you are running (version 1.06 is the most recent release).
The value of the global variable lgnpc_pela_glob_enceamulet returned by the console.
The circumstances of the game (is this the first visit to Ence’s shop; if not, what quests have you performed (and the order) for Mebestian Ence; have you met Jernelle yet, have you met Grandfather Ence yet; has the latter given you the amulet in question?). Please be detailed.

I think your situation is the result of an engine anomaly (I nor anyone else to my knowledge has reported this problem), but with the right information I may be able to fashion a patch for you to keep your game moving forward, but check the quick-fixes first.

cyrano on 16/1/2006 at 19:36

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I have sent you a personal message with my remarks (I think that we have hijacked this thread long enough).