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When setting a CopperCube variable as either true or false in a javascript environment and then reading this back in a javascript environment the values can no longer be tested as either true or false. I found its because its now been changed to a string instead of a boolean. so DONT mix the two together or better still dont use true/false at all but just use 1 and 0 instead. run this and see for yourself: ccbSetCopperCubeVariable("carryItem",false); var test = ccbGetCopperCubeVariable("carryItem"); if (test == false) {print("same");} else {print("not same");} |
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well yeah, that happens only with the coppercube variables, CC variables don't take booleans directly, they take them as strings. with other function like Set and Get property, you can use it like any normal True and False value. when using CopperCube variables it is always good practice to use string values, even if you are using numeric values like 0 and 1 or whatever so that you won't get mixed result. |
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