WHY CODE NOT WORK!!!

[LegionZ_Gaming]

im trying to toggle a button like if i were to be changing items and keeping it on so if i press the 1 key the item will stay on until i press 1 again

My Code:

//Toggle I/O Key 1
if keyboard_check_pressed(ord(1))
{
if Toggle_Trigger1 == true
{
Toggle_Trigger1 = false;
}

if Toggle_Trigger1 == false
{
Toggle_Trigger1 = true;
}
}

 

[Bingdom]

It is because you're setting the value back to what it used to be.
Both of the if checks are being executed. You'll want to use an else.

This can also be shortened to one line, however, I'll let you figure that one out.

Spoiler: Hint

NOT (!) Will be used

 

[LegionZ_Gaming]

It is because you're setting the value back to what it used to be.
Both of the if checks are being executed. You'll want to use an else.

This can also be shortened to one line, however, I'll let you figure that one out.

Spoiler: Hint

NOT (!) Will be used

Thx I figured it out

 

[drowned]

now the real question is... do we change the thread title to "[SOLVED] WHY CODE NOT WORK!!!" or to "CODE WORK!!!"

 

[hogwater]

Frankenstein's monster learns to code.

 

[ParodyKnaveBob]

I'm glad you figured it out, but in case anyone's wondering (since LegionZ_Gaming didn't explain what the solution was), the ord(1) has a logic error: ord("1") will produce the intended result.

Regards,
Bob $:^ J

 

[drowned]

It was more than that. He had two ifs in a row without an else.