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Mathias · March 7th, 2012, 12:55 PM

This is why I like indenting if statements - it lets you see how they flow.

This is what you have:

Code:

 
if (hero.tagcount[Hero.EquipWep] = 2) then
  if (tagis[Hero.EquipMain] <> 0) then
    if (tagis[Hero.EquipOff] <> 0) then
      field[BonEnhance].value = 5
      endif
    endif
  endif

Is that the set of tests you want to use? See how it flows - making the next test only if the previous one is passed?

Mathias Senior Member Lone Wolf Staff Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 13,213 March 7th, 2012, 12:55 PM	This is why I like indenting if statements - it lets you see how they flow. This is what you have: Code: if (hero.tagcount[Hero.EquipWep] = 2) then if (tagis[Hero.EquipMain] <> 0) then if (tagis[Hero.EquipOff] <> 0) then field[BonEnhance].value = 5 endif endif endif Is that the set of tests you want to use? See how it flows - making the next test only if the previous one is passed?
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