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Better wording and correct section
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This is true when either myVar2 is 5 OR both, myVar1 and myVar2 are 1 | This is true when either myVar2 is 5 OR both, myVar1 and myVar2 are 1 | ||
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Note also, that Oblivion evaluates all parts of an IF-statement. When you combine expressions with "&&" for example and the first expression is false, then the second one will still be evaluated. | |||
If ReferenceVariable != 0 && ReferenceVariable.Getav Health < 30 | |||
Will crash Oblivion when the reference variable is undefined ("0"), because the second part is evaluated although the first part already returned "false". In such cases you need to use nested IF-blocks instead: | |||
If ReferenceVariable != 0 | |||
If ReferenceVariable.Getav Health < 30 | |||
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After the condition or the "else" statement the rest of the line is ignored. There aren't any error messages to warn you, so (since the line appears to be correct) you might spend a lot of time locating the source of the problem. | After the condition or the "else" statement the rest of the line is ignored. There aren't any error messages to warn you, so (since the line appears to be correct) you might spend a lot of time locating the source of the problem. | ||
[[Category:Commands]] | [[Category:Commands]] | ||