What is the third field in VCE's "ifVariable" for?

[Night Fox]

After the output, you get "[variable] [condtion (==, >=, etc)] [parameter? (what you want to check the variable for? Like, it'd be "1" if you want to check whether or not it equals "1.")] [idk]"

If you already know how to use VCE, here's an example instead:
"testvar == 1 [?]"

The [?] is what I don't know the purpose of
Before, I thought it referred to which event line to affect, but with a hit of messing around, I've discovered that that isn't the case
Or my VCE is just broken

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[Electrk]

The events it affects.

If you only want it to affect events 1, 2 and 3 you'd put "1 3" without quotes.
If you only want it to affect event 1, you'd put "1 1" without quotes.

[Night Fox]

The events it affects.
If you only want it to affect events 1, 2 and 3 you'd put "1 3" without quotes.
If you only want it to affect event 1, you'd put "1 1" without quotes.

Oh, so it's a range then, rather than just the events you want to affect?
That explains quite a bit
Thank you

[grunterdb1951]

If you got your answer then shouldn't you lock this?

[Electrk]

If you got your answer then shouldn't you lock this?

Be patient

[Wynd_Fox]

What if you want it to affect 1, 4 and 6, but not 2, 3 or 5?

[Electrk]

What if you want it to affect 1, 4 and 6, but not 2, 3 or 5?

Good question

[TheBlackParrot]

What if you want it to affect 1, 4 and 6, but not 2, 3 or 5?

onSub/doSub events would work