Does the order of which effect is scripted actually matter? As in if the effect in e1 and e2 were to switch, would that affect the card in any way?

Does the order of which effect is scripted actually matter? As in if the effect in e1 and e2 were to switch, would that affect the card in any way?

Nope, I had mine e2, e1, e5, e3, and e4 all the effects work. Same goes for the rest of the scripts (target, cond.,oper.) they can go any way you want.

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To clarify, e1; e2; e3; etc, are variables (which are created with the line "local name = some value"), not only does the order not matter, but what you name them also doesn't matter. For example,
this
is completely valid, so long as you use "gnome" in every place you would normally use "e1".

Can you script this for me:"When this card leaves the field, banish it".

Can you script this for me:"When this card leaves the field, banish it".

Check Quillbolt Hedgehog or Mine Mole. Just copy the REDIRECT or something similar into your main function.

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The order only matters if you need to pass one effect variable as a parameter to another. This is sometimes done via setEffectFlag in the more complex scripts. You obviously cannot pass something that has yet to be created in memory.

However, in most scripts the individual effects tend to be independent of one another, so you can change their order around freely without affecting anything.

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