How many times can you chnage an if?

[lovebby]

It seems my "if" statements aren't changing like they should. It goes something like this:

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"Hey Bobio." if saminfo == "name":
                   you"Hey Bobio!"
                   Bob"I see you've met Sam."
                   Bob"Well, it is a lot nicer than some of the other names I had been given when I was a kid."
                   $ bobinfo == "kids"
                   jump bobask
               "Blah." if saminfo == "blah":
                   jump seesam
label seesam:     
    menu sammenu:
                
            "So do you have a nickname for Bob?"
                $ saminfo = "name"
                you"So do you have a nickname for Bob?"
             "What other nicknames did Bob have?" if saminfo == "blah": ### here is the only problem
                you"What other nicknames did Bob have?"
               

It works fine up until it gets to saminfo == "blah", it won't show up, and I can't see why? Everything works perfect if I take away the that if statement but that kind of defeats the purpose?

[SundownKid]

You can change it infinite times. It should be working, maybe it's just an error in your code. I use a number for that kind of thing though. Also it's missing "jump sammenu' at the end of the first choice in the 2nd label.

[akemicchi]

Did you copy the script verbatim? Because you're missing a colon after the first menu item. You should be getting an error that tells you to put a colon there before the game will run.

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label seesam:     
    menu sammenu:
                
            "So do you have a nickname for Bob?":
                $ saminfo = "name"
                you"So do you have a nickname for Bob?"

If there is a colon, there shouldn't be any other reason the second menu item doesn't show up. Unless, of course, saminfo doesn't actually equal "blah"...