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[ottomadenedamotto]

So, this is obviously not a question from an expert, but I see "Response #100" everywhere in the scripts. Since it is so common, I can't really look it up anywhere. Can somebody explain to me what this is?

Thanks in advance.

[Mike1072]

So, this is obviously not a question from an expert, but I see "Response #100" everywhere in the scripts. Since it is so common, I can't really look it up anywhere. Can somebody explain to me what this is?

Thanks in advance.

A script will always consist of one or more blocks. A block will always have the following structure:

IF
 Triggers(s)
THEN
 RESPONSE #100
 Action(s)
END

The logic behind this is: IF the triggers are true, THEN perform the actions.

Read more in the Complete Scripting Guide.

[Jarno Mikkola]

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So the "#100" in plane English is the compared probability the action is taken. Just note that the #'number' is not a percentage if there's more than one "RESPONSE #" -action, but just a number compared up against the total.

[ottomadenedamotto]

Okay. Thanks.