Newbie question...

Now, I know there has to be an obvious answer for this one, and I'm
sure I'm just missing it. When creating an option that uses the
rang attribute, how do you link it to the stat attribute? I've been
hunting for an example, and I suppose I have just missed it
somewhere.

Basically, all I need to do is use the rang to increment/decrement a
stat. I was not sure if you use 'more' to link it to hidden
options, or...well...you see the issue. All examples welcome.

Thanks, for any help...
Chris
(new to all of this)


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[Colen]

At 03:22 AM 2/25/2003 +0000, you wrote:
>Now, I know there has to be an obvious answer for this one, and I'm
>sure I'm just missing it. When creating an option that uses the
>rang attribute, how do you link it to the stat attribute? I've been
>hunting for an example, and I suppose I have just missed it
>somewhere.
>
>Basically, all I need to do is use the rang to increment/decrement a
>stat. I was not sure if you use 'more' to link it to hidden
>options, or...well...you see the issue. All examples welcome.

If you have an option with the following attributes:

rang:0-4
stat:X+1

Every time you hit the '+' button, the 'X' statistic should go up by one.
You don't need to do anything to 'link' them, it should happen automatically.

Does that help?


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Colen McAlister (colen@wolflair.com)
Lone Wolf Development www.wolflair.com


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Colen...

Yes...that's exactly what I am looking for. Thanks!

-Chris


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