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Originally Posted by myrroddin Just so you know, you do not need to explicitly need to check for true, false, or nil in Lua. For readability, these are the same. -- the value is true if a == true then ... if a ~= false then ... if a ~= nil then ... if a then ... <-- use this! -- the value is false or nil if a == false then ... if a == nil then ... if a ~= true then ... if not a then ... <-- use this! Only explicitly check if the value of a can be tri-state, like true/false/nil or 1/0/nil.

Oh okay! Didn't know actually! Thanks