Making sense of "else"
 

No matter what I do, whenever I type in ANY text at all and it will say whats in the else command (ex: I say jswkdng I get msg saying, "text part 2")

I'm trying to use this to make seperate messages when you have already talked to him.

NPC Code:

---

//CLIENTSIDE

if (clientr.helloworld=1 &&(playertouchsme)) 

  say2 Text part 1;

else

  say2 text part 2;



if (playerchats&&strequals(#c,Text part 3)) {

  say2 Text part 4;

  clientr.helloworld=1;

}

---

First of all, You might want to do:

And also, Use == for comparisons. Not =.


Lastly:
:)

clientr. strings are set on the serverside, and can be read on the clientside. And if you're doing this GS1(which I assume you are by your syntax's, you have to set the string as a string, not as a variable.
setstring clientr.helloworld,1;

wow...i didnt even notice i forgot hte # O_O...thanks a bunch ^_^

ive been using clientr.hellowworld=1; on all my scripts and they are all working fine??

Well I'm not that all experienced with online stuff... but that's always how I've known them to work. Is this 'working' working online on a server or offline?

clientr.var can only be set on clientside.
It can be read clientside or serverside.

TServerPlayer() I believe.

TServerPlayer; its not a function z.z

Its an object. Not a function.
It needs a ().

When you do varname = value; in old GScript, it only works for integer/float values. Also I don't think it works with clientr.-style strings either.

varname = value; in the new engine is the default way of assigning values to variables; if this is working in your script for some string values, then you are probably mixing old and new GScript, which you shouldn't be doing.

That's what I thought, and it was really confusing me.

Im only using GS1. I do get some problems using clientr though. But the problems randomly happen.
Here is what I mean:
In my start area, you have a class selection. Whichever class you say, its gives you your certain clientr.player_class=*.
I look in player information through RC and there it is, clientr.player_class=1

Then I do a seperate script, in this case for a quest. If you say something specific it gives you clientr.quest=1. Now I don't know why, but this occurs with the script quite a bit:
1. I say whats needed to trigger the script thus clientr.quest=1
2. I go to a door scripted to only open if (clientr.quest=1) and it works. Yet in player attributes on RC, it doesn't show clientr.quest=1, instead its just blank.
(First question: why does the door open if its not visible in there?)
3. I then relog and try the door again. It does not work as if I had the clientr set

Any ideas why it would be doing this?

P.S. If you need me to reword this please ask lol, it was hard typing it -_-