Okay so I know how the *if variables work when true or false or the ones with percentage. But my question is the variable with names.
Examples
*fake_choice
#1
*set meow "one"
#2
*set meow "two"
#3
*set meow "three"
#4
*set meow "four"
Blep blpe
Belap
*page_break
Blep blep
*if meow "one"
Meow
*if meow "two"
Meow Meow
*if meow "three" or "four"
Damn
Are these correct or do i need to put brackets? If the latter, in what format/ how?
Also yes, the meow variable has already been created
iirc for strings like this it’d be
*if (meow = "one")
Don’t cite me on it though
cause there’s also
*if (("$!!{meow}" = "ONE")
Oooh, i see i see
I’ll try that out and get back to ya
Oh wait what about the and/ or thing? It’s like this right:
*if (meow = "one") or (meow = "two")
*if ((meow = "one") or (meow = "two"))
it’s usually in pairs, like
*if (((meow = "one") or (meow = "two")) or (meow = "three"))
first ‘few’ parenthesis, ( ← these fellas, count how many variants are in a set. so
*if (((meow = "one") or (meow = "two")) or (meow = "three")) and ((woof = "four") or (bawk = "four"))
would give the text below of it’s either meow 1-3 AND woof or bawk are four.
And when you use number likes here, you can also use multireplace by making ‘meow’ a numeral variable
so instead of
*if (meow =1)
you can have
@{meow meow|meow meow|Damn|Damn}
Ahhh, i see.
Thanks for taking the time to reply and even giving examples! Much appreciated