set .@menu$, "";
for(set .@i,1; .@i < 11; set .@i,.@i+1){
if(.@menu$ == "")
set .@menu$, (($@status[.@i]==0)?"Level 1 (Easy)":""+(($@status[.@i]==1)?"Level 2 (Medium)":"Level 3 (Hard)")+"");
else
set .@menu$,.@menu$ +":"+(($@status[.@i]==0)?"Level 1 (Easy)":""+(($@status[.@i]==1)?"Level 2 (Medium)":"Level 3 (Hard)")+"");
}
set .@room, select(.@menu$);
This is a code that someone else made for me, so I'm not too familiar with these types of menus... but if anyone can help, I would like to add one more level to this menu.
Right now, when I do "set $@status[.@room], $status[.@room] + 1;", the status on the menu will change from "Level 1 (Easy)" to "Level 2 (Medium)" and if +1 again, it would change the status to "Level 3 (Hard)". I seem to have trouble when trying to add a fourth status after level 3. It's a little bit tricky (the format of this menu), so if someone can help me add Level 4, that would be great.
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This is a code that someone else made for me, so I'm not too familiar with these types of menus... but if anyone can help, I would like to add one more level to this menu.
Right now, when I do "set $@status[.@room], $status[.@room] + 1;", the status on the menu will change from "Level 1 (Easy)" to "Level 2 (Medium)" and if +1 again, it would change the status to "Level 3 (Hard)". I seem to have trouble when trying to add a fourth status after level 3. It's a little bit tricky (the format of this menu), so if someone can help me add Level 4, that would be great.
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