I am trying to figure out if the following is something one can do in Choice Script: The player develops interests which, through choices, grow or shrink over time. Is there a way to sort interests by value? Can I identify if an interest has the highest/lowest value or is among those that are? Ca…

CSLib might interest you. But yeah, all of those seem possible, although some potentially more cumbersome to do than others, depending on how many things you are comparing.

I’ve replied to a similar question to find the max out of a bunch of variables recently. You can check the example code I’ve made here: [image] Advice for shrinking relationship variables? ChoiceScript Help I’m trying to find a way to make my relationship variables, in par…

I believe you can do so by using recursivity. the first and second ones I mean. like: *create return "" *temp relationship_ana 23 *temp relationship_elsa 32 *temp relationship_hans 3 *temp relationship_sven 50 *temp relationship_troll 60 And soo… *label compare *params relationship_x relatio…

@Nahim_Kerman Victor, Thank you! Amazing. I will try to try this today. I will then try to code it to then see how MANY #1 (highest/lowest) there are so I can then check for any particular one so I can say “This is ONE of the top ones” vs “This is THE top one”.

Do you mean, if more than one have the same value? What I’d do is store the highest value in a “max_rel” (or somesuch) variable and then compare the relationship values to it. (Of course, you’ll then need to set the value again if some relationship value increases higher, or a relationship value dec…

@LiliArch Yeah. I mean if there are multiples at the top or the bottom, then I don’t think @Nahim_Kerman ’s code would work to give me THE highest or THE lowest - but I think what it would return is the value of that highest and lowest, when I can then use to compare against individual ones to see if…

Now that I remember, I hardcoded a game of dice, with 4 npc + the player, in one of my WIP. It has a way to compare winners and draws. It’s all done with choicescript. All the code is in one of the files. You can look at it if you want to, maybe it’ll be useful for you to get inspiration, or to cop…

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Well, that depends - that code gives you the (first, if multiple) relationship that has the highest value. It’s great, if you want to know what relationship it is, and you certainly can use it to get the highest value. (I also think it doesn’t take the full advantage of being recursive, but that’s a…

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Oh sorry. here it is

The file name is twenty_up. I guess you know how to look for it…?

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