Question

I honestly don’t understand why this doesn’t work. Haven’t seen anything close enough to my project to help me.
This function:

    function sneakPast(){

    sneakChance = Math.floor((Math.random()*11)+1)+sneak;
    alert(sneakChance);
    if (sneakChance >=(6*level))
    {
        sneakSuccess = true;
    }
    else {sneakChance = false;}
}

is being called from this function:

function sceneFourC(){
    sneakPast();
    if (sneakSuccess == true){document.getElementById("Content").innerHTML = "You are able to sneak past the mob into town. <br/><input type='button' value='Continue.' onClick='sceneFive();' />";}
    else {document.getElementById("Content").innerHTML = "You fail to sneak past the mob.<br/><input type='button'/>";}



}

When the alert comes up it just displays “NaN.”

Any tips are much appreciated.

Answer 1

I think, The sneak is not defined and so it is ‘undefined’.

DEMO here

Assign an integer to sneak and it should work.

Change

var sneak, sneakSuccess = false;

to

var sneak = 0, sneakSuccess = false; //assign a valid integer to sneak