Very simple scripting question

[InqWiper 0]

Ok I need a script to do something when a variable like a1 is set to true.

I tried this:

?(a1==true):goto "here"

?(a1):goto "Here"

Can someone plz tell me the right way to do it.

[suchey 0]

you will need to set the variable first (posibly by a trigger using something like a1=true

the 'false' part of your script could read something like this:

?(a1 != true):goto "Here"

the != means 'not equal' so if a1 was equal to anything other than true

[InqWiper 0]

Ok I tried this.

#Start

Test=true

#Loop

?!(Test=true):Titletext ["Its working!","PLAIN"],goto "Start"

goto "Loop"

test is set to false by radio alpha, so every time I use radio alpha the text "Its working!" should show up right ?

When I tried this I got this error message:

'!(Test|#|=true)':Error Unknown operator

I also tried this:

#Start

Test=true

#Loop

?(Test!=true):Titletext ["Its working!","PLAIN"],goto "Start"

goto "Loop"

then I got this error message:

'(Test=true)|#|': Error type Bool, expected Number,String,Object,Side,Group

[Sam Samson 0]

go like this:

test = true

#loop

? !test: Titletext ["Its working!","PLAIN"], ...

goto "loop"

if you do test=true, you are redeclaring the variable, not comparing it (compare with ==). in case of a bool you don't have to manually compare though.

[InqWiper 0]

Guess what...

"Its working!"

Thanks man