If the number is a variable, you can always just do
<if><< <( <{ number }> <=> 1 )> <or> <( <{ number }> <=> 2 )> >>[/blocks].
Last edited by hmnwilson (2010-03-21 16:09:35)
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You mean like this?
(replace one var with var2 I was in a rush )
Last edited by gershmer (2010-03-21 16:13:06)
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I see what he means. It's annoying and inelegant.
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fg123 wrote:
Make a list, called whatever you want. Put 1, and 5 in it. Then,
if score = item any of (list name)
Works only offline though...
Then there is a 1 in 2 chance of 1 and 5, so there is a half chance that it will work. Not very good.
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Greatdane wrote:
fg123 wrote:
Make a list, called whatever you want. Put 1, and 5 in it. Then,
if score = item any of (list name)
Works only offline though...Then there is a 1 in 2 chance of 1 and 5, so there is a half chance that it will work. Not very good.
Nope. It will always work with as many items as you want. Go try it.
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Couldn't you just do the bother of this?
if variable = 1 or variable = 2
code
endif
Or am I confused...?
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