string problem
 

When I make a string to equal something and then I reenter the level how come the string will appear twice in the flag menu?

This aint josey
 

Try using a Variable #v
turns it into a number :D

example
 

If I made something initilize with a client.variable then reloaded it would repeat flag in the flag menu,like
if (playerenters) setstring client.durbies,0;
When I reload it will put client.durbies=0,client.durbies=0 in the flag menu.I don't want to post the script cause its for mining,and people are looking for it.

what you mean is why does it repeat setting their durbies to 0 after they re-enter the level it will reset the script back to setting the durbies to 0.....spilt that 1 part then use destroy to penilize that seciton.

thanx,I fixed it,I made the script a bit better so it doesn't lag :P

It was doing that I believe because of a bug. I noticed that about a week ago also, I believe if you redownload it is fixed...

I'm also having a problem with strings...

NPC Code:

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// Example:

if (playertouchsme) {

  if (strequals(balance,#c)) {

    say2 Greetings. Your balance is: #v(strtofloat(brbank));

  }

  tokenize #c;

  if (strequals(deposit,#t(0))&&playerrupees>=strtofloa  t(#t(1))) {

    this.brbanktemp=brbank+strtofloat(#t(1));

    playerrupees-=strtofloat(#t(1));

    setstring brbank,#v(this.brbanktemp);

    say2 Deposited #t(1) gralats.#bBalance is now #v(strtofloat(brbank));

  }

}

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When i deposit, say...1 gralat...it always says the ammount deposited, but never resets the brbank string... And every time i check the balance...no matter what the this.brbanktemp or str(brbank) is...IT"S ALWAYS 00000000000000... :( :( :(
:grrr: :grrr: :grrr:

(Irritated) Gohan

Gohan,when reading the value of a string, you have to do this;
#v(strtofloat(#s(string))

not sure why, but it works

you shouldn't do strequals(balance,#c), well atleast i dont think so, you should do strequals(#c,balance)

try thisGohan43331

NPC Code:

---

// Example:

if (playertouchsme) {

  if (strequals(#c,balance)) {

    say2 Greetings. Your balance is: #v(strtofloat(brbank));

  }

  tokenize #c;

  if (tokenscount==2&&strequals(#t(0),deposit)&&playerr  upees>=strtofloat(#t(1))&&strtofloat(#t(1))>0) {

    this.brbanktemp=strtofloat(#s(brbank))+strtofloat(  #t(1));

    playerrupees-=strtofloat(#t(1));

    setstring brbank,#v(this.brbanktemp);

    say2 Deposited #t(1) gralats.#bBalance is now #v(strtofloat(#s(brbank)));

  }

}

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if its checking to see if the strings are equal, why would it matter?...