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Hi,

Anyone know how many variables you can have in an .fpi. If you look on page 71 of the .pdf file, under "Creating a simple FPI file" you will see that item #13 states "You only have on variable per FPI file, which is called STATE".

However, if you look at examples like the one on page 79 you see that under section 11.6, item #6 it has the code:

:STATE=2,RANDOM=10:SOUND=audiobankmiscpng.wav

This seems to be two variables, one not named state. In other words this example on page 79 violates the rules on page 71. I'm assuming that page 71 is wrong and that you can have more than one variable with any name you want. Is this correct? Could someone help clear this up?

Oh, and while I'm on this topic - does the code line above mean

IF STATE=2 AND RANDOM=10 THEN PlaySound("audiobankmiscpng.wav")

my question being does adding multiple items on a condition line automatically make the comparisions as ANDs? Also, what is the limit to the number of conditons on a line?

Thanks

Random is a condition. RANDOM=10 gives a 1 in 11 chance of being true (and thus happening). Cannot have your own variable names.



Yes


Don't know if there is a practical limit.



Yep (where random is a chance between 0 and 10 of it happening)