[SCRIPT] for(int) [SOLVED]

[Lizard]

Only scripts that return a specific value can be used in if-statements. This is because you're comparing two values. For example you can compare a string with a string, an int with an int or a boolean with a boolean. Comparing cross-values can be tricky, but whenever you see that a script has the type "void," that means it's not returning anything. It's like comparing nothing to something; doesn't work.

Never really thought of that, but a very good thing to know. Thanks.

What you can do here instead is to use local variables. Whenever you enable a light, use SetLocalVarInt("Lamp", 1);
Then in the question, use if(GetLocalVarInt("Lamp") == 1) instead.

I was thinking about the LocalVarInt, but I dont know how to script it up with the LocalVarInt so that the only lamp/torches that the player egnites that gets blown out