Solved OnPrepareDeath Issues

[Hugofasima]

Hello everyone!! Need help heere Pleeaaase Guys!!

What I'm doing wrong??? My script is stopping at third if when I compare 2 game storages.

dofile('data/war-field.lua')

function onPrepareDeath(player, lastHitKiller, mostDamageKiller)
     local specs = Game.getSpectators(waitingRoomCenterPos, false, onlyPlayers, 0, waitingRoomRadiusX, 0, waitingRoomRadiusY)
     local ppos = player:getPosition()
    print("onPrepareDeath loaded")  --[[ OK! Load :))))]]
  
    if player:isPlayer() then
    print("isPlayer loaded")   --[[ OK! Load :))))]]
        if isInRange(ppos, warFieldFromPos, warFieldToPos) then
        print("isInRange loaded")   --[[ OK! Load :))))]]
            if (Game.getStorageValue(countBlueDeaths) < fragsToWin and Game.getStorageValue(countRedDeaths) < fragsToWin) then
            print("Compare storages loaded") --[[ DIDN'T LOAD!! :((((( ]]
                if player:getStorageValue(joinedBlueStorage) == 1 then
                    Game.setStorageValue(countBlueDeaths, Game.getStorageValue(countBlueDeaths)+1)
                    if isInRange(ppos, warFieldFromPos, warFieldToPos) then
                        player:teleportTo(redBasePos)
                    return true
                    end
                    addEvent(doCreatureAddHealth, 100, player:getId(), maxhp)
                    player:sendTextMessage(MESSAGE_INFO_DESCR, 'You have died during the rush event! Blue Score ['.. countBlueDeaths ..'/'.. fragsToWin ..'] | Red Score ['..countRedDeaths..'/'.. fragsToWin..']')
                else
                    Game.setStorageValue(countRedDeaths, Game.getStorageValue(countRedDeaths)+1)
                    if isInRange(ppos, warFieldFromPos, warFieldToPos) then
                        player:teleportTo(blueBasePos)
                    return true
                    end
                    addEvent(doCreatureAddHealth, 100, player:getId(), maxhp)
                    player:sendTextMessage(MESSAGE_INFO_DESCR, 'You have died during the rush event! Red Score ['.. countRedDeaths ..'/'.. fragsToWin ..'] | Blue Score ['..countBlueDeaths..'/'.. fragsToWin..']')
                end
            elseif Game.getStorageValue(countBlueDeaths) >= fragsToWin then
                for i = 1, #specs do
                    if specs[i]:getStorageValue(joinedBlueStorage) == 1 then
                        specs[i]:addItem(2400, 1, true, 1, CONST_SLOT_WHEREEVER)
                    else
                        specs[i]:addItem(2400, 1, true, 1, CONST_SLOT_WHEREEVER)
                    end
                end
                endWarField()
            -- bluewin
            else
                for i = 1, #specs do
                    if specs[i]:getStorageValue(joinedRedStorage) == 1 then
                        specs[i]:addItem(2400, 1, true, 1, CONST_SLOT_WHEREEVER)
                    else
                        specs[i]:addItem(2400, 1, true, 1, CONST_SLOT_WHEREEVER)
                    end
                end
                endWarField()
            -- redwin
            end
      
        end
    end
return true
end

function onLogin(player)
print("register warfieldDeath loaded") --[[ OK! Load :))))]]
    player:registerEvent("WarfieldDeath")
    return true
end

I know I'm doing something really wrong, is my first script!

 

[Limos]

You can print the things in the if statement to see which part isn't correct.

 

[Hugofasima]

You can print the things in the if statement to see which part isn't correct.

I did it, its on the code already. Isn't? Or did I do wrong?

 

[Limos]

I ment the values and functions that are used in the if statement.

 

[Hugofasima]

I ment the values and functions that are used in the if statement.

I didn't understand Limos, can you explain in more detail?

 

[Limos]

It's comparing numbers 2x in the if statement, so you can check with print what the result is to see which number is not what it's supposed to be.
So like this:

print(Game.getStorageValue(countBlueDeaths)
print(fragsToWin)
-- etc

 

[Hugofasima]

It's comparing numbers 2x in the if statement, so you can check with print what the result is to see which number is not what it's supposed to be.
So like this:

print(Game.getStorageValue(countBlueDeaths)
print(fragsToWin)
-- etc

Woooooooooooooooooooooooaahh! I got it! This really helps, thank you Limos! I'll post, when I solve it!

 

[Hugofasima]

@Limos its 100% SOLVED now thanks to you!

The storage key showed as a nil value when I asked to print countBlueDeaths and countRedDeaths storage, like this

 if (print(Game.getStorageValue(countBlueDeaths)) < fragsToWin and print(Game.getStorageValue(countRedDeaths)) < fragsToWin) then

Then I realized that I had forgotten to declare the storage when the event begins, likethis

Game.setStorageValue(countBlueDeaths, 1) and Game.setStorageValue(countRedDeaths, 1)

Thanks Limooos!