Need help: battleLabelsTemplates.xc

[nmdelrio]

I want an image to appear as the battle starts. But I want it to disappear after I make a kill. I have the following code in battleLabelsTemplates.xc but the image does not appear at start of battle at all.

 

"toggleJtext": {
        "enabled": true,
        "updateEvent": "ON_VEHICLE_DESTROYED",
        "hotKeyCode": null,
        "onHold": false,
        "x": 230,
        "y": 0,
        "width": 330,
        "height": 54,
        "alpha": 100,
        "rotation": "",
        "scaleX": "",
        "scaleY": "",
        "autoSize": "center",
        "align": "left",
        "valign": "bottom",
        "antiAliasType": "advanced",
        "bgColor": null,
        "borderColor": null,
        "shadow": {},
        "currentFieldDefaultStyle": {},
        "format": "{{my-frags=0?<img src='cfg://default/m2k/toggleJtext.png' width='330' height='54'>|}}"
  },

 

 

Without the {{my-frags}}, the image appears, but will of course does not disappear after I make a kill.

 

  "format": "<img src='cfg://default/m2k/toggleJtext.png' width='330' height='54'>"

 

 

 

This is my battleLabels.xc

 

{
     "labels": {
         // Referenced labels. Note, that every custom field can be separate enabled or disabled by "enabled" switch in their settings
        "formats": [
         ${ "battleLabelsTemplates.xc":"def.winChance" },
        ${ "battleLabelsTemplates.xc":"def.toggleJtext" }
  
        ]
    }
}

 

 

What am I do wrong with {{my-frags}}?

 

Any help will be appreciated.

[konrad509]

{{my-frags}} returns no value when frag count is 0.

Do it this way "format": "{{my-frags?|<img src='cfg://default/m2k/toggleJtext.png' width='330' height='54'>}}"

[nmdelrio]

{{my-frags}} returns no value when frag count is 0.

Do it this way "format": "{{my-frags?|<img src='cfg://default/m2k/toggleJtext.png' width='330' height='54'>}}"

 

It works! You are a very clever and generous person, thank you!    Been whacking myself on the head for the past 24 hours for this problem.

[konrad509]

No problem ;)

But I'm curious what I should compare this macro to, to make it work the way you tried at first. I tried '', null, 'null' and few others but none worked either. I wonder if it's possible at all.