Fruitkitty: conditions

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= How to use conditions =
Conditions by default are a tag, for example: <code>tag1</code> would check if player has the tag "tag1"

But you can also do <code>!tag1</code> to check if player does NOT have tag1

But there are other things you can do

=== Combining tags ===
If you want to check if a player has tag1 AND tag2, you can do <code>tag1 && tag2</code> (the spaces are reuqired!)

And if you want to check if a player has tag1 OR tag2, you can do <code>tag1 || tag2</code>

=== Flags ===
These are special "tags" that check leaf features:

* $IN_CLAN - Checks if player is in a clan
* $CLAN_OWNER - Checks if a player is in a clan and is the owner
* $PUBLIC_CLAN - Checks if a player is in a clan and the clan is public
* $CLAN_HAS_QUESTIONS - Checks if a player is in a clan and the clan has application questions applied
* $HAS_CLAN_BASE - Checks if the player is in a clan and the clan has a base set
* false - always outputs false
* true - always outputs true
* $entideq/[Entity ID] - Checks if the players entity ID equals something
* $thiseq/[UI Scriptevent] - Checks if the current UIs scriptevent equals something
* $cfg/[Config ID] - Checks if the property under "Config ID" is true
* $server_has_warps - Checks if the server has warps
* $visible_warps - Checks if the server has warps and any of them are visible to the player
* $perm/[Permission ID] - Checks if the player has permission of permission ID

=== Scores ===
Examples:

* >money 100 (checks if player has over 100 in money scoreboard)
* <money 10 (checks if player has under 10 in money scoreboard)
* ==money 5 (checks if player has exactly 5 in money scoreboard)

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