I'm trying to make a code that checks if a value like SelectedWeapon has a loaded input, and then return a result. Ive tried SelectedWeapon ? SelectedWeapon : none (and SelectedWeapon == true ? SelectedWeapon : none too, just in case) but none of them seem to work, any help perhaps?
good day
edit//PS.: none is typed between quotation marks ( "none" ), forum just doesn't like when i type " in a code format
Ah, so it is for a label part.
Well.
Try this:
{SelectedWeapon= "name" ? "name" : "none" }
If you need the selected weapon's name to show up upon selection just add it after the question symbol.
If it is not selected the output would be none.
In case of multiple weapons duplicate the code like this
{SelectedWeapon= "name1" ? "name1" : (SelectedWeapon= "name2" ? "name2" : (SelectedWeapon= "name3" ? "name3" : "none") ) }
@Grob0s0VBRa not too tidy in code but this solves the issue, thanks a bunch!
@Grob0s0VBRa i've tried adding
clamp01(SelectedWeapon!=0)this way:!code screenshot
it DOES return the if_true statement, but the if_false doesn't
!screenshot of true value
!screenshot of false value
@Grob0s0VBRa I'll try this one, will reply later if it works or not
@PlaneFlightX i just realized the forum didnt like me using quotation marks (") in code format
i'm trying to make a conditional that checks if the value
SelectedWeaponhas anything selected, such as Rocket Pods or Missiles, then return the name of the weapon IF it has one, or return the text none IF it hasn't, apologies for the formatting issueEm
clamp01(SelectedWeapon!=0)Just add this bit as a multiplier.
Thing under the clamp can be: equal to, not equal to, more than, less than 0 or any other specific value,
I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but SelectedWeapon is not a Boolean. You need a Boolean value to use a tertiary selector. Additionally, the second code has invalid syntax.
What is the original goal you are trying to accomplish?