Well in other languages you can do something like this:
[CODE]if pl:Alive() then[/CODE]
How can I do that it will check either one of the conditions?
Something like this:
[CODE]if (pl:Alive() || pl.Menu!=0) then[/CODE]
I know the method on how to do it both, trying to figure out the proper syntax for "either"
I don't follow. You just answered your own question?
In Lua, you have "if ( a or b || c ) then", if a OR b OR c equals to true, the if will pass, if all are false, it wont.
There's also "if ( a and b && c ) then" which will pass only if a AND b AND c all equal to true.
The || and && are not available in normal Lua.
if A or B ?
Ninja'd :v:
I don't understand what you're asking; both code snippets you posted has proper syntax
[QUOTE=Robotboy655;48583244]I don't follow. You just answered your own question?
In Lua, you have "if ( a or b || c ) then", if a OR b OR c equals to true, the if will pass, if all are false, it wont.
There's also "if ( a and b && c ) then" which will pass only if a AND b AND c all equal to true.
The || and && are not available in normal Lua.[/QUOTE]
Where's the facepalm button?
thanks for the help!
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