A Question About Code

JediMindTrix

Hello!
Just curious if anyone can tell me if I interpreted this code correctly or not:
IF OR(2) !Allegiance(LastSeenBy(Myself),GOODCUTOFF) //The allegiance of the last person seen is not Goodcutoff !See([GOODCUTOFF]) //I don't see Goodcutoff Range(Player1,20) //If a player 1 is within 20 feet THEN RESPONSE #100 RandomWalkContinuous() //randomwalk everywhere END

IF OR(2) !Allegiance(LastSeenBy(Myself),GOODCUTOFF) //The allegiance of the last person seen is not Goodcutoff !See([GOODCUTOFF]) //I don't see Goodcutoff !Range(Player1,20) //If player 1 is not within 20 feet THEN RESPONSE #100 MoveToObject(Player1) //Charge for Player 1 END

Musigny

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OR(2) is true if at least one of the following two statements is true.
Generally the coders (or program viewers) use an indentation system to make the code easier to read.
For instance:

IF
  OR(2)
    !Allegiance(LastSeenBy(Myself),GOODCUTOFF)
    !See([GOODCUTOFF])
  !Range(Player1,20)
THEN
  RESPONSE #100
    MoveToObject(Player1)
END

JediMindTrix

So instead, is this interpretation accurate?
IF OR(2) !Allegiance(LastSeenBy(Myself),GOODCUTOFF) //If The allegiance of the last person seen is not Goodcutoff !See([GOODCUTOFF]) //Or I don't see Goodcutoff Range(Player1,20) //And player 1 is within 20 feet THEN RESPONSE #100 RandomWalkContinuous() //Then I randomwalk everywhere END

EDIT: I use indentations too, I pulled the original directly from an Ascension script.

Musigny

In your first examples:
IF
-The allegiance of the last creature I saw (creature tagged as seen) is not good OR I see no one good
-Player1 is (not) within a 20 foot radius
THEN
etc...

lansounet

If you're wondering about the uses of these 2 blocks, assuming they are in order in your 1st post, it's likely to handle blindness while not wandering too far from the fight.

JediMindTrix

lansounet said:

If you're wondering about the uses of these 2 blocks, assuming they are in order in your 1st post, it's likely to handle blindness while not wandering too far from the fight.

That is exactly what I was wondering! Thank you. At first it seemed like a bug.