For context, in most programming languages, this symbol: !=

means “not equal to”

is there a way to get this? because using a not operator doesn't work right for what i need it for.

Can't you just do

<not <[] = []>>

Which does the same exact thing?

as I said, doing that is not helping in my case.

KoolKid228 wrote:

as I said, doing that is not helping in my case.

So then what is your use case?

PaxtonPenguin wrote:

KoolKid228 wrote:

as I said, doing that is not helping in my case.

So then what is your use case?

And furthermore, why does

<not <[] = []>>

not work?

im trying to make it can detect if the button you press isnt the one it's checking for, and using that just makes the script constantly fire off

KoolKid228 wrote:

im trying to make it can detect if the button you press isnt the one it's checking for, and using that just makes the script constantly fire off

Then why not just use

if <[button] = [the one it's looking for]> then
else
your code here ::grey
end

Also, what's your script, exactly? Not equal to should work in this situation, so it's possible that the way you're doing this is inherently flawed and needs to be changed.