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tetsuya_shino
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25th April, 2009 at 04:45:50 -
Greetings. Something I always wondered was if there was a way to code tgf to do an 'or' command. What I mean is what I do now is 'if stopped anim is playing then...' and then in a new line of code 'is running anim is playing....'
But if there a way to do 'if stopped or running anim is playing then...'? It would save me a lot of time, but only if it was 100% foolproof. thanks.
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W3R3W00F
Drum and Bass Fueled Psycho
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08/11/2008
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25th April, 2009 at 05:07:51 -
MMF2 has a pretty cool feature called OR in two variations. OR (Filtered) and OR (Logical). In TGF... I'm not so sure that's possible. 
Edit: Spelling correction
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Cecilectomy
noPE
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25th April, 2009 at 05:10:30 -
yeah. mmf2 has the or statements
or you can just use multiple events for each case. -.-
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Chloe Sagal
under the influence of FUN
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19/02/2009
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25th April, 2009 at 07:23:36 -
i hate using or statements. i dont know weather or not they make the code faster or not (can anyone confirm this?), but its a pain when youve got a list of commands (seeing as how for each or to work properly [in the case of having the same code just one different condition] you need to recopy each condition along with the one different condtion) it usually makes it difficult to scroll in the event editor with a huge list of condtions in one line.
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Cecilectomy
noPE
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19/03/2005
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25th April, 2009 at 07:26:51 -
yes but its very useful for things like the "20 event compo" awhile back where keeping the events as far under 20 as you could were essential in winning  .
but yeah other than that its just a speed issue. one event is faster to process than 2 (although its probably not even noticeable). especially when in programming if one condition in a conditional 'or' statement is true it ignores the remaining conditions as the requirements have already met.
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Chloe Sagal
under the influence of FUN
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19/02/2009
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25th April, 2009 at 07:43:07 -
that makes perfect sense, thanks cecil!
id use it more if there were a way to maybe collapse the conditions in the event editor (some of them get unnessisarily lengthy) and maybe a way to scroll through the conditions (rather than throw them into a group, which expands whenever it feels like anyway). it might be nice to have an else statement aswell.
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