Random Prizes

[Raheem]

Maybe && instead of ||, try:

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  1. public give_prize(id)
  2. {
  3.     if (is_user_alive(id) && g_bBlockBuy)
  4.     {
  5.         ze_colored_print(id, "!tYou must wait till zombie choosen!y.")
  6.         return
  7.     }
  8.    
  9.     if (ze_is_user_zombie(id) && g_bZBlockBuy)
  10.     {
  11.         ze_colored_print(id, "!tYou must wait till zombie released!y.")
  12.         return
  13.     }
  14.    
  15.     else if (g_bUsed[id])
  16.     {
  17.         ze_colored_print(id, "!tYou can only use this once per round!")
  18.         return
  19.     }

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[Mark]

Maybe && instead of ||, try:

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  1. public give_prize(id)
  2. {
  3.     if (is_user_alive(id) && g_bBlockBuy)
  4.     {
  5.         ze_colored_print(id, "!tYou must wait till zombie choosen!y.")
  6.         return
  7.     }
  8.    
  9.     if (ze_is_user_zombie(id) && g_bZBlockBuy)
  10.     {
  11.         ze_colored_print(id, "!tYou must wait till zombie released!y.")
  12.         return
  13.     }
  14.    
  15.     else if (g_bUsed[id])
  16.     {
  17.         ze_colored_print(id, "!tYou can only use this once per round!")
  18.         return
  19.     }

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If thats it im going to rage lmfao

[Raheem]

lol, try i don't test. Try and tell me.

[Mark]

lol, try i don't test. Try and tell me.

OMG BUT WHY!!!

I thought they do the same thing || &&

Yes it works now

[Mark]

lol, try i don't test. Try and tell me.

NEVERMIND I SEE

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1. //This is false, because 1 returns true and 0 returns false.  
2. //Since both are not true, && returns false.
3. (1 && 0)
4. (1 && 2)                    //Both numbers are "true", therefore the expression is true.
5. (true && false)             //false
6. (false && false)            //false
7. (true && true)              //true
8. The other important operator is "or". It returns true if one of two expressions are true.
9.  
10. (1 || 0)                    //true, since one of the values is true.
11. (1 || 2)                    //true
12. (true || false)             //true
13. (false || false)            //false
14. (true || true)              //true

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[Raheem]

if (!is_user_alive(id) || g_bBlockBuy)

• Means if user not alive OR g_bBlockBuy is true

So better to say

• If user is alive AND g_BlockBuy is true

The wrong in the following:

if (ze_is_user_zombie(id) || g_bZBlockBuy)

• Means if user is zombie OR g_bZBlockBuy is true
  So for any zombie it will show always the message as it's OR

So right to say

• If user is zombie AND g_bZBlockBuy is true
  So if he is already zombie the g_bZBlockBuy will be important and the full expresion result depend on it

That's it. AND and OR by logic