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I have a quest in my game that requires you to kill 10 guys (that's the basics of it anyways :P ) and is stored as a variable. I have the variable, now how do I display it on the screen as text? I imagine I'd use a condition : if you're on this quest it displays {variable}/10. How would I go about doing this? (<- is a more advanced nooby btw)

Edit: I want it to display on the game screen. :]
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Well, you can display it in a Show Message comand by \v[variable_id] / 10

It sounds like you want it constantly on the screen, in which case you have to use scripting, but I would consider just making a common event that is called when you press 'Q'. It's not very fancy, but it's easy and done completely with events.

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Well, you can display it in a Show Message comand by \v[variable_id] / 10

Alrighty, I'll use this :) ty for the help.
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