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Joining.
Ok,
I've been gone from Graal for 3 months and I'm kind of behind in the new scripting commands. How do you use join/how do you make `classes` so you use the join command? |
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Thanks!
One more question. How does Graal read strings? I'm trying to set the strings, then read the value. So something like: //NPC one setstring blah,0; //NPC two if (#s(blah)=>0){ codehere; } That doesn't work though. =\ Could someone enlighten me? |
ok
//npc 1 setstring blah,0; //NPC 2 if (strtofloat(#s(blah))=>0){ codehere; } that should work |
=> looks funny i always learned it as >= greater than or equal to sounds better than equal to or greater than
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unless it says string or partstring or value or something like that, it should always be a varible, and must be 'converted' to a variable, to make sure there are no string values in it. strtofloat(string) is the way to go ;)
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