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Little help with a script

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tonaz

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HEllo everybody!
i need a little help with classic RPN scripting.
How can i make a L: variable in an update tag oscillate from 0 to 100 and to back to 0 and again 100 and so on, continuosly?
Thanks a lot!
 
thanks Tom!
but i wass wrong, sorry, from 0 to 100 and then 0, to 100 again. and again and again
 
Gee, I always thought 1+1=1.414...
And I know for sure the famous mathemagician Pythagoras agrees with me. At least in...ummm...theorem :rotfl:

So there, neener! :laughing:
Have fun all!
Pat☺
 
1 +1 = 1 cus
public bool function(bool bool1, bool bool2)
{
if(bool1 == true && bool2 == true)
{
return new bool bool3 = true;
}else{
return new bool bool3 = false;
}
}

have a nice day ;P
 
I always avoid public bools. Have you seen some of the people who swim there??

And the kids. Running around, screaming, you can't hear yourself think. Like on airplanes...

Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Back to the original thread...
Pat☺
 
PhantomTweak said:
I always avoid public bools. Have you seen some of the people who swim there??

And the kids. Running around, screaming, you can't hear yourself think. Like on airplanes...

Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Back to the original thread...
Pat☺
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i said bool not pool, btw you reminded me that i need to swim
 
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