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Question about either macro and printing choices
So I'm using the <<print either()>> thing to essentially make a random generator for an RPG game. For the most part it's going fine but I've hit a snag: I want to have a separate print out that is based upon what the initial generator comes up with. Ie
Initial generator spits out a statement
Secondary prints a reply in reference to the statement.
The problem is the only way I can think to do that is by sticking a variable in with every choice the initial generator can create and then doing a giant stack of <<if $whatever is 1>> Statement<elseif $whatever is 2>>statement 2<< and on towards infinity.
Which I wouldn't mind but it seems to be crashing the game since there are on average 13 variables per each of the 50 choices in the generator.
My question: Is there an easier way to do the secondary print out? Or Am I just screwed because HTML can't handle this many variables without freaking out?
Initial generator spits out a statement
Secondary prints a reply in reference to the statement.
The problem is the only way I can think to do that is by sticking a variable in with every choice the initial generator can create and then doing a giant stack of <<if $whatever is 1>> Statement<elseif $whatever is 2>>statement 2<< and on towards infinity.
Which I wouldn't mind but it seems to be crashing the game since there are on average 13 variables per each of the 50 choices in the generator.
My question: Is there an easier way to do the secondary print out? Or Am I just screwed because HTML can't handle this many variables without freaking out?