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Wanderer Joined: 20 Dec 2001 Posts: 56 Location: USA

i need 2 separate stealth modes, one for my assassin (stealthmode), one for my ranger (ranstealthmode). I have the variables set for each (gost sets stealthmode to 1, goran sets ranstealthmode to 1, off sets them both to 0)

The goal is to type either "goran" or "gost", and enter the appropriate stealthmode, then when I use my keypad for directions, i.e. up, down, east, west, etc, I will "sneak" properly.

the assassin can 'sneak' and 'hide', the ranger can 'camo' and 'qmove'

Here's what i have, using east as a direction:

#IF {@stealthmode = on} {
sneak
hide
east
hide
}
#IF {@ranstealthmode = on} {
camo
qmove
east
camo
} {east}

now, I am able to turn "ranstealthmode" on, and have proper results. If I type "off", I get proper results, as both stealthmodes turn off. However, if I try to enter "stealthmode", I sneak properly, but I end up going each direction twice, i.e. "e" = "hide;sneak;east;hide;east" when stealthmode=1

I've tried nesting {'s, tried sticking "else" in between the 2 modes, and nothing seems to work. It's probably something real simple, but if anyoen could help me out, I'd really appreciate it.

GURU Joined: 26 Jul 2001 Posts: 1958 Location: Canada

You will always get the extra east when
your ranstealthmode is off due to your code:

..snip..
#IF {@ranstealthmode = on} {
camo
qmove
east
camo
} {east}

#IF (Condition) {true} {false}

Remove the part in red and you
should't get:
"hide;sneak;east;hide;east"

but

"hide;sneak;east;hide"

TonDiening
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GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

If, what you want is to send just "east" when both are off, then you need to change it to:
#IF {@stealthmode = on} {
sneak
hide
east
hide
} {#IF {@ranstealthmode = on} {
camo
qmove
east
camo
} {east}}

Kjata

Wanderer Joined: 20 Dec 2001 Posts: 56 Location: USA

once again, right on the nose. thanks. =)