What does ~= or ~ mean in scripting?

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#1

  1. I want to learn what ~= or ~ means

  2. I don’t know how to use them.

  3. I have not looked for solutions yet.

Is ~ not and is ~= not or =?

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#2

~= means not equal to, ~ means not

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#3

Yep, like NoTax said!
These are Conditional Structures.
Conditional Structures allow scripts to perform actions when specific conditions are met!

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#4

Ohhhh ok! Thx for the help. I will test it later today! I needed to know because im a advanced scripter and I still don’t know much things. Thanks for helping!

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#5

~= basically means not equal to, the ~ means not, but it can only be used for ~=, you have to use not to check if something is not something, like checking if a value is false, you use if not boolean then or if boolean ~= true then

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#6

If [this_x] (is not equal to) ~= [this_y] then
Yes, x ~= y

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#7

By the way, Should i keep my main post or should i change it?

#8

What main post are you referring to?

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#9

Yea. Sorry if you couldn’t understand.