Does the scripting engine allow this? Like eval()

I keep running into a Hunk_UserAlloc: out of memory with a function that I am guessing has way too many if() checks in it. Anymore than 24 and it throws the memory error. What is weird is that I was at one point able to load 27 prior to some model and FX additions. Eval() or similar I think would eliminate this problem. I can see no other wy around it.

I doubt the cause of the out of memory error is because you have too mang if() statements, but rather that your GSC size has exceeded its maximum size when compiled into fastfile given all the other stuff you have added (which is why after you've added certain stuff it is now suddenly chucking the error).

I had a similar hunk allocation error with my first mod for WaW which I got around by judicious saving of assets I compiled.

However, as to your question: there is no eval() function in the COD4 script function libary, but you can always use the switch() function on cases rather than use multiple if() statements.

Yeah switch is no different from using if() in this case (I've tried that).

As for the compile, this is a loose gsc that isn't compiled into the mod.ff so that the end user can add and remove from it.

Even if I split it up into multiple functions with waits in between calls it tosses the error. The gsc itself is only 17k.

Meh, I'll figure something out eventually.