Does this:

If lCurrentFatigue != (lCurrentFatigue > lBaseFatigue)

...mean if current fatigue is not greater than base fatigue??

I don't think that's how it works.

lCurrentFatigue > lBaseFatigue

will return 1 (true) if lCurrentFatigue is larger than lBaseFatigue. Otherwise it will return 0 (false).

So the whole statement is

If lCurrentFatigue != 1

in the first case and

If lCurrentFatigue != 0

in the latter.

You wanna know if it is less than or equal to?

If lcurrentfatigue <= lBaseFatigue

Will do what you want.

Okay. That clears that up for future reference. Thanks.


Yeah. That was a major brain fart on my part. I knew that (really, I did). Thanks again, 'Ol Reliable.

Too early in the morning? Not enough coffee yet? Yep. Been there, done that.

Yeah, I didn't have near enough coffee.