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EleXor



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18th September, 2003 at 12:38:23 -

Is there any way to compare number like if number is between 1 - then display text blah . Anyway / extension? Man... i need this for my rpg. Yikes, there is few skills such as thieving

 
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Kris

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18th September, 2003 at 13:08:07 -

counter >= minimum
+ counter <= maximum

Is that what you mean...? I can't quite understand your question

 
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Martin B. Jepsen



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18th September, 2003 at 14:07:00 -

Yes, that is possible. To find out if a counter or any other number is between 1 and 20, write theese conditions and events :

( to use this example, you need a counter and a string )

Start of Frame

- Set "Counter" to Random( 50 )+1 ( this can be
changed to anything else )

"Counter" <= 20 + "Counter" >= 1

- Display alterable string

( this event should beplaced under the "String"
object )


- Set alterable string to "x"

( this event should be
placed under the "String" object, and you should
replace the x with the text you want to show when
the counter is between 1 and 20 )


NB !

Conditions is written in Underlined text
Events is written in Bold text
Extra notes is written in Italic text

 
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Martin B. Jepsen



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18th September, 2003 at 14:16:55 -

I made a little mistake on one of the conditions, here is the right version :

Start of Frame

- Set "Counter" to Random( 50 )+1

( this can be changed to anything else )

NB !

Conditions is written in Underlined text
Events is written in Bold text
Extra notes is written in Italic text


 
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Joe.H

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18th September, 2003 at 16:27:23 -

It depends. If you want it so that it is just between 1 and 20 then do Martin's example
If it is several different values (like 1 to 5, 6 to 10, 11 to 15, 16 to 20 etc) then do:
.Value 'Counter' >= 1
- set alterable string to 'blah'

.Value 'counter' >= 6
- set alterable string to 'blah

.Value 'counter' >= 11
-set alterable value string to 'blah'

etc.

Dont forget to include the
.Start of frame
- Set counter to 'random(20) + 1'

 
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EleXor



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19th September, 2003 at 00:22:43 -

hoho nice avatar podge Ahh thx that is just the way i like it.

 
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EleXor



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19th September, 2003 at 00:27:47 -

Ummm i quess i maybe knowed that myself too "oops" Just forgot couple of things..

 
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