Shorten this code? [Solved]

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1

Is there a way to shorten the following code:

(Distance Between(Event Player, Global. VariableA)<2 || Distance Between(Event Player, Global. VariableB)<2 || Distance Between(Event Player, Global. VariableC)<2 || Distance Between(Event Player, Global. VariableD)<2 )== True

This is basically saying if your within 2 meters of Global variable A,B,C, or D then… I’ve tried making it so that the <2 is at the end and removed it from the other equations but it doesn’t seem to work. Does anyone know if I could shorten it somehow? Thanks!

2

Another way to go about it. Still pretty clunky, but possibly a bit cleaner than what you have now, just because you only need one comparison. (But also, a bunch of nested MINs might be confusing when you read it later too, so, pick your poison)

conditions
{
	Min(Min(Min(Distance Between(Event Player, Global.A), Distance Between(Event Player, Global.B)), Distance Between(Event Player,
		Global.C)), Distance Between(Event Player, Global.D)) < 2;
}
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3

You could use “is true for any” with an array containing A,B,C and D.

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4

Would I do the same thing if I wanted them all to be further than two meters? Would I still use min, but the final would be >2 instead? Thanks!:slightly_smiling_face:

5

Put these spots on an array, then do this:

conditions

Count of (Filtered array (Global variable ("a") Compare 
distance between (event player)(current array element)<= 
number (2))

This will check if the player is in any of the spots on the array.

6

instead of Count Of(Filtered Array), just use Is True For Any