simple if/else in mudlet -- what did I do wrong?

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• Kio

  August 2013

  if needtaurianrage then

  send("beast order attack " .. matches[2], false)

  expandAlias("do enrage self")

  else

  send("beast order attack " .. matches[2], false)

  send("jab " .. matches[2]. false)

  end

  
  

  Instead of setting taurianrage = 0, change whatever you're using to set needtaurianrage = true

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• Ushaara Schrödinger's Traitor

  August 2013

  You can compare to a number if you need to, just be sure to use '==' for the check. So 'if taurianrage == 0 then...'
  

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• Neos The Subtle Griefer

  August 2013

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• Malikai

  August 2013 edited August 2013

  Jaxeus said:

  Just wondering what I did wrong here...
  
  if taurianrage = 0 then

    send("beast order attack "..matches[2], false )

    expandAlias("do enrage self")

  else

      send("beast order attack "..matches[2], false )

      send("jab "..matches[2], false )

  end

  
  

  Thank you!
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  yeah, for simple yes/no variables with no actual numeric values, set them to either true or false. I made the same mistake you did and that straightened it out. Afterwards, instead of doing taurianrage = 0 you can simply do 'if not taurianrage' or 'if taurianrage' instead of typing out the value of the variable

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