Alright, that worked exactly how I was wanting it to. Thanks for the help.

I'm trying to get a message to display differently depending on the value of a certain variable. The problem is, the variable I'm using for it I'm also using for something else, so I can't just have it change between numbers 1, 2, 3 and so on. What I'm wanting to know is if I can have the script detect variable values in-between numbers, like it will only display one message between values 1-6, and display a different message between values 7-9, and so on. Is it possible to do that using the "IF %SCORE =" stuff in the script? I could just make completely new variables or do something else, but it'll help out in the long-run if I can somehow use variable values between one-another in the script.

I kinda figured that's where I was going wrong. Alright. Thanks.

So, I've been working with scripting stuff in the editor and when I make a conditional script in the page link to display additional variable changes, they just appear as the code I input for them. Is there a way to fix this?

 Here's an explanation of what I mean incase I didn't explain properly above.

 I'm working on combat in my game, and on one page I have in the script the following:

IF % TOHIT > 10 THEN

BEGIN

$PAGETEXT := " You are struck and suffer %%ENEMDAM%% damage!"

END

 For the most part, everything's working properly, except it shows %%ENEMDAM%% on the page instead of the number of the variable.