First off, remember that every 'IF' command has to be ended by an 'END IF' command. An 'IF' command lets you make a condition that must be fulfilled in order to carry out the commands listed in between the 'IF' and its 'END IF'. In the following example, the message and the enemy will only be enacted if Counter00 (named 'PayerHasMoonlightSword' in this example) is set to '1'.:
IF ('Counter00-PayerHasMoonlightSword' =1)
Display Message (Enemy says 'Nice sword. I'll take it off your dead corpse!'
Activate Enemy ('Final Boss')
END IF
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An 'OTHERWISE' command goes in between an 'IF' and its 'END IF'. The commands listed between the 'OTHERWISE' and 'END IF' will only be enacted if the condition on the 'IF' is NOT met. In the following example, the 'too bad' message will only display if Counter00 does NOT equal '1':
IF ('Counter00-PayerHasMoonlightSword' =1)
Display Message (Enemy says 'Nice sword. I'll take it off your dead corpse!'
Activate Enemy (activate 'Final Boss')
OTHERWISE
Display Message (Enemy says 'Too bad you don't have a better weapon. I don't fight weaklings.'
END IF
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An 'IF (Message Choice)' is pretty much the same but it gives the player two on-screen choices. If the first response is chosen, the commands after ?IF (Message Choice)? will happen. If the player makes the second choice, the commands after OTHERWISE will be carried out instead.
IF (Message Choice):('Do you want to set sail?' Choice1='Yes' Choice2='No')
Warp Player (to ship)
OTHERWISE
Display Message ('Ok, let me know when you're ready to leave.')
END IF
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You can also embed an 'IF' command inside another 'IF'. In the following example, if the player answers 'yes', it will trigger the second 'IF' which will only let him sail if 'Counter01-PlayerStength' is greater than 50.
IF (Message Choice)-('Do you want to set sail?' Choice1='Yes' Choice2='No')
IF ('Counter01-PlayerStength' > 50)
Warp Player (to ship)
OTHERWISE
Display Message ('No, You're not strong enough yet. Come back later')
END IF
OTHERWISE
Display Message ('Ok, let me know when you're ready to leave.')
END IF
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IF anyone finds this confusing or has more questions, feel free to post. OTHERWISE don't post. . . (ha ha ha! I slay me
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IF ('Counter00-PayerHasMoonlightSword' =1)
Display Message (Enemy says 'Nice sword. I'll take it off your dead corpse!'
Activate Enemy ('Final Boss')
END IF
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An 'OTHERWISE' command goes in between an 'IF' and its 'END IF'. The commands listed between the 'OTHERWISE' and 'END IF' will only be enacted if the condition on the 'IF' is NOT met. In the following example, the 'too bad' message will only display if Counter00 does NOT equal '1':
IF ('Counter00-PayerHasMoonlightSword' =1)
Display Message (Enemy says 'Nice sword. I'll take it off your dead corpse!'
Activate Enemy (activate 'Final Boss')
OTHERWISE
Display Message (Enemy says 'Too bad you don't have a better weapon. I don't fight weaklings.'
END IF
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An 'IF (Message Choice)' is pretty much the same but it gives the player two on-screen choices. If the first response is chosen, the commands after ?IF (Message Choice)? will happen. If the player makes the second choice, the commands after OTHERWISE will be carried out instead.
IF (Message Choice):('Do you want to set sail?' Choice1='Yes' Choice2='No')
Warp Player (to ship)
OTHERWISE
Display Message ('Ok, let me know when you're ready to leave.')
END IF
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You can also embed an 'IF' command inside another 'IF'. In the following example, if the player answers 'yes', it will trigger the second 'IF' which will only let him sail if 'Counter01-PlayerStength' is greater than 50.
IF (Message Choice)-('Do you want to set sail?' Choice1='Yes' Choice2='No')
IF ('Counter01-PlayerStength' > 50)
Warp Player (to ship)
OTHERWISE
Display Message ('No, You're not strong enough yet. Come back later')
END IF
OTHERWISE
Display Message ('Ok, let me know when you're ready to leave.')
END IF
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IF anyone finds this confusing or has more questions, feel free to post. OTHERWISE don't post. . . (ha ha ha! I slay me
)
for example I am trying to take "bridge stone 2.mdl and alter it texture... I saved the new texture using the tim method and when I over wrote the texture from 256 color to 24 bit, I then converted to 16 bit just to be safe like I did with my NPC textures. but when I try to reinsert it back to the mdl I get two errors (1) it ask for x and y corodanates not found in the bmp (yet I am using the same measurment bmp. I do not alter the file I just resaved it as 24 bit from 256 color, then I paste my new texture over the old one and resave) Anyway I just default to 1. I guess or thats what I have been doing. Then the second error is the new file is somethin like 192,000 bits larger than the origanal , do you wish to keep inserting ?( you have to say yes or it stops the process) it says the process is complete and everything seems like it should work right? well my end result is a milky white textureLESS object very sad:( so what the smurf am I doing wrong? thanks folks happy holidays
