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pokeball Albino SquirrelOffline
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#1 • Jan 31, 2006
    • Locking my other post and giving me a sweeping comment telling me to read a sticky really didn't help my problem at all. :evil:

    I need to show a variable but it needs to be, for example, 10-v (v being the number in the variable) so I can do both a count-up and a count-down with the same variable.
    Thanks.
    pokeball blueXxOfflineMale
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    #2 • Feb 1, 2006
    • then you gonna have to use a new variable
    temp = 10
    temp = -v
    (v is the first on the variable list, temp is the 2nd)
    message: your temp is \v[2]
    message: but your v is \v[1]
    message: and no it doesn't get more horrible than that
    holy shit my sig was big!
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