Multiple if statements?

[ooblikai]

Is there a way to set multiple if statements? Because I cannot figure out how to do it. I'm trying to do multiple if ref.GetDead == 1 's to set a quest stage. It works with one, but I cant get any more than that. thanks.

[anlashok]

Is there a way to set multiple if statements? Because I cannot figure out how to do it. I'm trying to do multiple if ref.GetDead == 1 's to set a quest stage. It works with one, but I cant get any more than that. thanks.

 

If

if var1 == x && var2 == y

nor

if var1 == x AND var2 == y

work, try this:

if var1 == x 
   if var2 == y
       do stuff here
   endif
endif

 

Hope this helps.

 

Edit:

While this post is in its simplicity quite embarrassing, I'm going to leave it here nevertheless. The post below explains everything much better.

[ric36]

Depends on what you are trying to do. Inclusivel or exclusively

 

If you want to check to see if all refs are dead then

 

if ref1.GetDead == 1 && ref2.GetDead == 1 && ref3.GetDead == 1 ; etc

do something here

endif

 

If you want to do something is any ref is dead then

 

if ref1.GetDead == 1 || ref2.GetDead ==1 || ref3.GetDead ==1 ; etc

do something here

endif

 

If you want to check the next ref if the first ref is not dead for example then you can else it

 

if ref1.GetDead == 1

do something here

elseif ref2.GetDead == 1

do something here

elseif ref3.GetDead == 1

do something here

else ; if you want a default action when no refs are dead, the else is optional

do default action here

endif

 

As highlighted above, you can nest ifs

 

ultimately if you have a bunch of checks and you want them all to run then

if ref1.GetDead == 1

do something here

endif

 

if ref2.GetDead == 1

do something here

endif

 

etc.

 

Regards

Ric36

[BadPenney]

One point: It is unnecessary to write ==1 in these cases. It is redundant in getdead because it is an either/or situation, not an item count. So If you want your quest to advance a stage after 3 NPCs are dead, for instance, then you could write:

 

Begin Gamemode
    if Tom.GetDead && Richard.GetDead && Harry.GetDead
         SetStage MyQuest 30
    endif
End

 

It would have the same effect as writing GetDead == 1 each time. The 1 is implied.

[ooblikai]

Thanks everyone. This will clean my scripts a lot.