Having roblems with python...

Coding Python Support
1

So I’m making a UI for a game and I met a few problems, I solved most of them but this one got me.
I have this part of the script which causes the problem.

lif keyboard.getKeyStatus(bge.events.DOWNARROWKEY)==1:    if own["OPM"]:        
        if own['OPM-LEVEL']==1:  
            own['OPM-LEVEL']=2
        elif own['OPM-LEVEL']==2:
            own['OPM-LEVEL']=3
        elif own['OPM-LEVEL']==3:
            own['OPM-LEVEL']=4
        FadeObj = scene.objects[own["SELOPM"]]
        FadeObj.worldPosition.y -= 0.95
    elif own["NS"]:        
        if own['NGLEV']== 1:
            own['NGLEV']== 2
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS1"]]
            VisObj.visible = False
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS2"]]
            VisObj.visible = True	        
        elif own['NGLEV'] == 2:	 
            own['NGLEV'] == 3
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS2"]]
            VisObj.visible = False
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS3"]]
            VisObj.visible = True       
        elif own['NGLEV']== 3:
            own['NGLEV']== 4
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS3"]]
            VisObj.visible = False
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS4"]]
            VisObj.visible = True	
elif keyboard.getKeyStatus(bge.events.UPARROWKEY)==1:	
    if own["OPM"]:        
        if own['OPM-LEVEL']==2:
            own['OPM-LEVEL']=1
        elif own['OPM-LEVEL']==3:
            own['OPM-LEVEL']=2
        elif own['OPM-LEVEL']==4:
            own['OPM-LEVEL']=3
        FadeObj = scene.objects[own["SELOPM"]]
        FadeObj.worldPosition.y += 0.95	 
    elif own["NS"]:         
        if own['NGLEV']==2:
            own['NGLEV']==1
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS2"]]
            VisObj.visible = False
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS1"]]
            VisObj.visible = True	        
        elif own['NGLEV']==3:	 
            own['NGLEV']==2
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS3"]]
            VisObj.visible = False
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS2"]]
            VisObj.visible = True       
        elif own['NGLEV']==4:
            own['NGLEV']==3
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS4"]]
            VisObj.visible = False
            VisObj = scene.objects[own["NGS3"]]
            VisObj.visible = True

The ifs with the ‘OPM’ parts just work fine. They do what they should but when it comes to the ‘NS’ part it does nothing. It should make a few objects visible and others invisible and increase an integer.
OPM,NS=Boolean
NGLEV,OPM-LEVEL=Integer
NGS1-4,SELOPM=String with object name in them.

I can’t seem to find the problem. I don’t see any typos and the logic is okay too. Halp plox.

2

You know that if one of the if statements is executed the rest don’t get executed because they are elif’s right?

3

Ofc I know that. The NS part shouldn’t be executed if the OPM part is true. Thats why I used elif. Also I tried to switch them so the NS part would be checked first but didn’t work either.

4

Any ideas?

5

Could the misaligned indentation be the problem?

6

What changes the value of own[“NS”] ? Could it be it is never set to true when own[“OPM”] is false ?

7

I thought of the alignment but I checked it and it was okay.

NS is Change after pressing N and then S. Since the back option works fine it’s impossible that it was never set true.

8

Hm, really? It looks like the first elif own[“NS”]: line doesn’t got a matching if on the snippet you posted…

9

The copy just got messed up a little, but in the script itself there are no alignment problems.