Check attachment for a clear picture of what I am talking about.
How the hell does this code violate the laws of checking two variables in an if statement? I have quite a few other instances in other code here in this project where I use && with no issues.
It says between bools and ints...um no >_> both are int neither are bool. If it is an error based upon checking a bool first then these, again, I have done so in other code in the same project just fine. And if so, pretty !@#$% stupid that it doesn;t point to it but claims I am checking a bool against an int... NO I am still not.
This is pissing me off pretty hard. Maybe it's just 5:15 am right now, but this is pretty stupid. About to punch my keyboard from the rage built up trying to figure out what the hell is wrong with the code.
