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well the name really kind of explains everything so if anyone could help me It would be very nice,
Thanks in advance


-Imre

Here's one example from my mod:

if(GetLocalVarInt("Book1Pulled") == 1 and GetLocalVarInt("Book3Pulled") == 0){
SetLocalVarInt("Book1and2PulledInRightOrder", 1);
}

I guess this should get you started.

(07-22-2012, 01:07 PM)JMFStorm Wrote: [ -> ]Here's one example from my mod:



if(GetLocalVarInt("Book1Pulled") == 1 and GetLocalVarInt("Book3Pulled") == 0){

SetLocalVarInt("Book1and2PulledInRightOrder", 1);

}



I guess this should get you started.

Thanks alot this will get me started as u said :p


(when I first read it I was like "omg this is the guy tht made followed by death!!!?!")

(07-22-2012, 01:07 PM)JMFStorm Wrote: [ -> ]Here's one example from my mod:

if(GetLocalVarInt("Book1Pulled") == 1 and GetLocalVarInt("Book3Pulled") == 0){
SetLocalVarInt("Book1and2PulledInRightOrder", 1);
}

I guess this should get you started.

should you really write and? don't you need to write &&?

(07-22-2012, 05:07 PM)SilentStriker Wrote: [ -> ]should you really write and? don't you need to write &&?

Yeah. I'm not certain about this but it also might be possible. Just have a try out.

You should use &&.
Alternatively, you can put an if inside an if.

(07-22-2012, 05:07 PM)SilentStriker Wrote: [ -> ]should you really write and? don't you need to write &&?

and is a reserved keyword and would work the same way as &&. For those who want a more human-readable source code, and would be more desirable than &&.

ya, thing is I tried to do this but I'm probably doing it wrong besides that I still have no idea how if/else statements work (it's a miracle that the 1st one worked)