(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Why is the switch case statement not working? Given the following code:

    switch(friendlyFire)

{

	case 0:

		self printGlobalPlayerAction("No Friendly Fire");

		break;

	

	case 1:

		self printGlobalPlayerAction("Friendly Fire");

		break;

	

	case 2:

		self printGlobalPlayerAction("Reflected Friendly Fire");

		break;

	

	case 3:

		self printGlobalPlayerAction("Shared Friendly Fire");

		break;

}

Nothing happens.

If I write the same with if and else statements, it works fine:

    if(friendlyFire == 0)

{

	self printGlobalPlayerAction("No Friendly Fire");

}

else if(friendlyFire == 1)

{

	self printGlobalPlayerAction("Friendly Fire");

}

else if(friendlyFire == 2)

{

	self printGlobalPlayerAction("Reflected Friendly Fire");

}

else if(friendlyFire == 3)

{

	self printGlobalPlayerAction("Shared Friendly Fire");

}

Why? I'm using GSC Studio 16.2.15.0 and I'm pretty sure I can write switch case statements correctly.

put on spawn or on bool function
self.count = 0;

this on function ;d
self.count++;
switch(self.count)
{
case 1:
self iPrintLnBold("^5Hi");
break;

case 2:
self iPrintLnBold("^5Hello");
break;

default:
self iPrintLnBold("^5 GoodBye");
break;
}
if(self.count > 2)
self.count = 0;
hope this help you ;d

Does it work on consoles? Except for the self there is no difference...

Looks like this is just a problem with the compiler, therefor nothing you can do
Closed.