Could someone explain this simple thing?
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Could someone explain this simple thing?
How to add _1 and _2 or any other to make them be on object script box?
And what you can do with it and how to use it?
AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE Thank you
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And what you can do with it and how to use it?
AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE Thank you
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Re: Could someone explain this simple thing?
You can add booleans by typing two & signs between them. _1&&_2
If you want to store the result in a variable, you type: _result = _1&&_2
If you want that the _result variable changes when the value of _1 or _2 changes, you type: _result = {_1&&_2}
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If you want to store the result in a variable, you type: _result = _1&&_2
If you want that the _result variable changes when the value of _1 or _2 changes, you type: _result = {_1&&_2}
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T'wind_ - Posts: 86
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Re: Could someone explain this simple thing?
Oh, I misunderstood your question.
You can add thing to the script box by typing the thing you want to add in the black square at the top.
Type _aaa = 15 in the black square and a variable will appear named _aaa with value 15.
You can use that variable in another script, like when you spawn a circle you can write density := 10; but you could also write density = _aaa; in that case the density will be the value stored in the variable _aaa.
You can add thing to the script box by typing the thing you want to add in the black square at the top.
Type _aaa = 15 in the black square and a variable will appear named _aaa with value 15.
You can use that variable in another script, like when you spawn a circle you can write density := 10; but you could also write density = _aaa; in that case the density will be the value stored in the variable _aaa.
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