IF - CONDITIONAL
RECEIVER

Used for management of conditional flags, asking players yes/no type questions (Gamer Related Model), displaying messages and pictures, hero variable selection, extended dialog boxes and CMD setup.

Note: Since IF receiver involves, at some point, text messages, be aware that a string cannot contain the ; , ^ characters. Example:
!!IF:M^this is a wrong text ; it contains ^special elements^.  ^;
!!VRz567:S^wrong text ; it contains ^special elements^. ^;
!!IF:M^this is a correct  text. It contains no "special elements".  ^;
 

!!IF:XXXX;

Management of conditional flags (1-1000), player questions (GRM), plus message and picture display.

OPTIONS 

B#/$1/$2;	Preset up/change a CMD dialogue (alternative way). See Dialogue Button
D#/$1...$15;	Preset up/change a CMD dialogue (alternative way). See Dialogue Button
E$1/$2;	We can use the Extended dialogue with IF:E command. See Dialogue Button
F$1/$2/$3/$4/$5/$6;	Add hint to IF:E. This command is an extension to IF:D command. See Dialogue Button
G#1/#2/#3/#4/#5/(up to #16);	Set up Radio or Checkbox Dialogue (Up to 12 choices) See Dialogue Button
M^TEXT^;	Show the message (TEXT) on the screen IMMEDIATELY.  See Dialogue Button
M-1;	Do not show the message on the screen.
M1/$;	Set and  get the string parameters.  See Dialogue Button
P$;	Call a PIC/AVI message or Extended message/request number $. See Dialogue Button
Q#^Text^;	Ask the player a question (TEXT) IMMEDIATELY. See Dialogue Button
Q#1/#2/#3/#4^Text^;	Show a message or request with one picture. See Dialogue Button
Q#1/#2/#3/#4/#5/#6^Text^;	Show a message or request with two pictures. See Dialogue Button
Q#1/#2/#3/#4/#5/#6/#7/#8^Text^;	Show a message or request with three pictures. See Dialogue Button
Q$/....;	Equal to Q...^text^ but ^text^ is a string var with index = the last $ See Dialogue Button
V#1/#2;	Set conditional flag #1 (from 1 to 1000) at once in the meaning #2 (1 or 0).
W$;	Every hero has now 100 variables. Comments: They are called w# (#=1...100) They may be used everywhere when f...t variables. You should set the hero you refer to by these vars: ($=1...155,-1=current) Every time you apply W$ command, you will refer then to a particular hero's variables. !!IF:W-1 refers to the current hero. (see also Flags&Variables section and VR section)
X$;	Answer the gamer Sphinx question    $ - number of question (-1 = random) Comments: This brings up the Sphinx question dialog box. All Questions and answers are taken from ZSphinx.txt file. If you have not the TxtEditor, you can use a CmdEditor to add something there.  First column - question, second column - answer. For now the exact coincidence of gamer answer with written one means correct. ERM Flag1 will be set to 1 if answer is correct and 0 if answer is wrong.

Now we have 1000 flags (from 1 to 1000).

• the first 10 of them are old SA (standalone ERM) flags.
• you can use Q and V command of IF receiver with index up to 1000. You also can use all index range in conditional check like ...&flag...
• command A,R and S of IF receiver works only with first 10 flags as before in SA add-on.
• all triggers and receivers can depend on up to 16 different flags.
• flag 1000 is set to "Is Gamer (not AI)" who turned on the Trigger. May be used in all receivers and trigger itself.
  

Condition Management of the first ten flags