It depends. The name of the game is implicit intentions; personally I don't like searching through endless conditions to understand what somebody is doing. If the conditions are related then yeah, fine, but otherwise it's stupid.

I didnt read all the way to the third page but.....

In order for more people to be in the room playerenters will have to be triggered.... *DUH* you dont need a timeout loop to lag the server any or little just a simple

NPC Code:

---

if(created) {

  this.minplayers=5;

}

if(playerenters) {

  if(playerscount>=this.minplayers){

    blah();

  }

}

---

THat would be sufficient right or did i miss something?


[edit]

NPC Code:

---

if(created) {

  this.minplayers=5;

  this.mode=0;

  this.check=0;

}

if(playerenters||playerleaves) {

  this.mode=(playerscount>=this.minplayers? 1 : playerscount<this.minplayers? 0 );  

  if(this.mode!==this.check) {

    door();

  }



}



function door() {

  this.check=this.mode

  if(this.mode=1) {//Opening

  blah;

  }

  if(this.mode=0) {//Closing

  blah;

  }

}

---

THeres a more complex edit it should work *goez to zleep im tired*

if (playerchats && strequals(#c,give me pie)) {
//Some cool pie-giving coding
}

I've been arguing related the whole time. :)

Indeed, but I'm not addressing just you :)

I'm sorry but, why does your script question it self?...

its an operand (one of them), basically a quicker way of doing an if else type thing
myvar = (flag? valueiftrue : vlaueiffalse)
and I guess you can layer them... never tried that :megaeek:

As below an operand its realy good to use in some situations but can be easily messed up if you dont know what your doing.

Yep you can layer them and it does it in order so it can be very helpfull, also if there is no value for false it doesnt set it to anything so it makes it even more helpfull