Is there any way to make a wild card in expressions?

This code I've got going on here is designed to make sure that the blue man can't interrupt an ongoing attack before he starts another one, as you can see though it's not very efficient.

One idea I had was to make a wild card after the underscore in the animation name but I don't know if it's possible.

If it is, how do I do it and if not, what's a good alternative?

Many thanks!

You made the basic_attack variable but didn't use it. If you add a condition basic_attack is false then it locks the player out from pressing up until everything has finished.

You made the basic_attack variable but didn't use it. If you add a condition basic_attack is false then it locks the player out from pressing up until everything has finished.

You've saved me again! And honestly that was my first thought, and I've already forgotten why I abandoned it.

Nice :) good luck

I see you already solved it, just posting this in case someone finds this thread looking for a way to do some kind of wildcard.

You can use System > Test Regex for that. So in your case, you would test regex for attack_

Thanks a ton my dude! I think I'll stick with lionz idea for this one but it's handy to know that I can definitely do this if needs ever be!

I think in this case lionz way is probably the better way so I'd also stick with it. But it's good to keep regex in mind in general because of how powerful it is.