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There is a bug (or at least a wierd way of doing things), where incrementing a variable past the maxValue specified can set it to 0. The example linked below avoids this problem by first decrementing, then incrementing the specified variable. | There is a bug (or at least a wierd way of doing things), where incrementing a variable past the maxValue specified can set it to 0. The example linked below avoids this problem by first decrementing, then incrementing the specified variable. | ||
See [Unlocking_chapters_in_your_mod] for an example of how to use incrementvar. | See [[Unlocking_chapters_in_your_mod]] for an example of how to use incrementvar. | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 21 June 2006
A console command which can increment a given console variable.
Usage
incrementvar varname minValue maxValue delta- Increments the given variable by the delta, whilst keeping the value within the bounds specified by minValue and maxValue
There is a bug (or at least a wierd way of doing things), where incrementing a variable past the maxValue specified can set it to 0. The example linked below avoids this problem by first decrementing, then incrementing the specified variable.
See Unlocking_chapters_in_your_mod for an example of how to use incrementvar.