I'm not sure if I understood your question. I suppose, you want to know if you could use an if statement within a chapter text where you can compare two variables. This is currently not possible. I currently work on a feature which would allow this. (Creating a Score Variable with the result of the comparison and using this "helper variable" inside the chapter text) Please let me know if this doesn't answer your question.
Say I had to variable Fun and Alcohol. Could I write a statement like {if Fun >= 10 ; Alcohol >= 50} where both variable would need be satisfied for the text to be displayed?
This is possible by nested if statements {if Fun >= 10}{if Alcohol >= 50}text if both true{endif}{endif} or {if Fun >= 10}{if Alcohol >= 50}text if both true{else}text if one or none is true{endif}{else}text if one or none is true{endif} Unfortunately, there currently isn't a more convenient way to use AND or OR within an if statement.
Is it planned to implement the And and OR in the future The {if Fun >= 10}{if Alcohol >= 50}"Case 1"{else}"Case 2"{endif}{else}"Case 2"{endif} works, but I have to write the "Case 2" two times. If it's only 2 or three words it's not a real problem, but sometimes I encounter to have many paragraphs in "Case 2" and it becomes a real nightmare for the proofreading. The AND and OR are easier to understand too on a second lecture
I thought there was already a suggestion about this but I didn't find one. Maybe you want to create that suggestion in the Suggestion Forum. The more votes a suggestion gets, the more likely it gets implemented. (If feasible) I think one of the main problems for AND and OR in chapter text would be the syntax as CHYOA's naming convention for variables offers a lot of freedom.
