Compare (<,>,=) function in question...

[Peopleperson49]

I'm not completely sure if this would fall under script or sourse support. When using a '>' or '<' sign any number greater than 9 only registers the first number. I have tested this over and over and over again with the same results. For example:

  if(.@X1numtotal$>.@X2numtotal$) { mes "[" + getarg(0) + "]"; mes "My " + .@X1numtotal$ + " beats your " + .@X2numtotal$ + "!"; goto XStart; close; }
if(.@X1numtotal$<.@X2numtotal$) { mes "[" + getarg(0) + "]"; mes "Your " + .@X2numtotal$ + " beats my " + .@X1numtotal$ + "!"; set zeny,zeny+20000; goto XStart; close; }
if(.@X1numtotal$==.@X2numtotal$) { mes "[" + getarg(0) + "]"; mes "Draw, let's play again!"; set zeny,zeny+10000; set #trustfund,#trustfund-100; goto XStart; close; }

My number is the .@X2numtotal$.

The opponent number is .@X1numtotal$.

If I get a 7 and he gets a 2 then I win.

If I get a 3 and he gets a 4 then he wins.

If I get a 8 and he gets a 12 then I still win since 12 starts with a '1' it reads it as lower.

Peopleperson49

Edited April 25, 2012 by peopleperson49

[Brian]

My number is the .@X2numtotal$

The opponent number is .@X1numtotal$

It's because you are comparing string variables.

Since you're storing numbers, you should store them in int variables (just remove the $ from the end of the variable name).

[Peopleperson49]

Your right, It didn't event hit me!

Peopleperson49

Edited April 25, 2012 by peopleperson49