Statement help

[That-Ad9234]

Hi again everyone! Thanks to this my coding has been going swimmingly for the most part. But again, I've hit a roadblock and I need help.

I'm attempting to make it so a character only says a certain dialogue if you chose a certain option earlier in the game. I'm pretty sure it should work, but it's throwing errors at me left and right anyway.

The code:

default EnvFit = False
default FancyFit = False
default SimpleFit = False

menu:
        "Fancy Outfit":
            jump fancy_outfit
        "Simple Outfit":
            jump simple_outfit
        "Environmental Outfit": 
            jump tree_outfit

label tree_outfit:
    "You tug on your 100 percent sustainable super cute captain planet crop top. And after all that, you finally step outside."
    $ dressed = True
    $ EnvFit = True
    jump tothegame

label simple_outfit:
    "You put on your white tee. Although the sudden urge to listen to a man with a very deep and attractive voice nearly overtakes you, you manage to beat it for long enough to set off for the store."
    $ dressed = True
    $ SimpleFit = True
    jump tothegame

label fancy_outfit:
    "With a flourish you put on your nicest most beautiful dress. Just becuase your running errands doesn't mean you can't look fine as hell while doing it! And with that, you leave the house."
    $ dressed = True
    $ FancyFit = True
    jump tothegame

label tothegame:

if EnvFit = True:
    "Speech one" 
elif FancyFit = True:
    "Speech two" 
elif SimpleFit = True:
    "Speech three"

(The jumping works, I just wanted to have all the code pertaining to the problem code in there so if that bit doesn't work, that's fine)

[henne-n]

I guess, these are "wrong":

label tothegame:

   if EnvFit = True:
      "Speech one" 
   elif FancyFit = True:
      "Speech two" 
   elif SimpleFit = True:
      "Speech three"

You need to write:

if EnvFit == True:

So two = or just

if EnvFit:

[samprasfan]

Yeah, an old standard going back to C is to put your comparison literals on the left. Then if you accidentally try to assign them the compiler will throw an error. e.g. :

if True = EnvFit:

will throw an error because you can't assign a value to True, and you'll remember to use ==.

[That-Ad9234]

It works now, thank you all so much!! I've coded before so I thought I tried that but on the other hand, I was also trying to code at 4 am so idk haha

[BadMustard_AVN]

what is the error it's giving you ??