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Try:awk '/Weapon_DmgType_0=1/&&(/Weapon_Anim1=8/||/Weapon_Anim1=7/)' RS= weapon.fopro

The problem was that Windows is using different characters as line breaks. When you transfer the file to Unix/Linux, the file still contain the characters from Windows (^M characters in the output),...

Can you post output of:cat -eT weapon.fopro | head -50

Before executing your AWK code run this:dos2unix weapon.fopro
Run it for every file that you transfer from Windows machine ;)

Well, if you want a hint to start with, then consider this: if you run AWK like this: awk 'code' RS= filethen it will split file to records separated by empty lines, not by newline characters, so...

To search whole record you can use // predicate, like this:awk '/line3=5/' RS= file.txtCheck if it is giving proper result.