Calculation

[jordan30001]

ok i have got 8 calculations

scene.my.counter = 0
scene.my.counter1 = 0
scene.my.counter2 = 0
scene.my.counter3 = 0
scene.my.counter4 = 0
scene.my.counter5 = 0
scene.my.counter6 = 0
scene.my.counter7 = 0
scene.my.counter8 = 0

now i got 8 "text" counters in a row but i want counter to go up to 9 then reset back to 0 and make counter1 = 1 then go up to 9 then reset to = 0 and make counter2 = 1 and you get the idea how could i solve this please?

[Rideg]

I've done this before. I can't remember now. I'm so tired right now. I'll try in the morning eh?

[jordan30001]

Thanks m8 i apreciate it

[Rideg]

Just so I've got it. You want to raise a value when it resets right. Like 1-9 and 10 = 0 and if counter8 = 0 then add 1 to counter7?

[jordan30001]

counter 8 always counts up there is no deduction

[kilebantick]

(e)={Scene.my.counter == 9 ? {scene.my.counter = 0; scene.my.counter1 = scene.my.counter1 + 1} : {}}

Translated to English: If scene.my.counter equals nine, then scene.my.counter1 equals whatever it was before, plus one. Just keep repeating that, and add in your own code when necassary. I think that's right

[jordan30001]

theres one problem if the first counter gets hit untill the second counter gets to 8 and then 9 it carries on past 9 and doesnt reset untill somthing collides with it, is there anyway past this problem?

[kilebantick]

Yeah, i had to make a revision of the code, turns out i was using = instead of ==
Just take a look at the code again, it works for me

[jordan30001]

Hey is there anyway to autoupdate each counter with a laser collision because if a counter does not get a collision it goes past the reset counter and does not reset at all even when it collides i could use <= but i would still have the problem of counters going past 9.

Thanks for everyone who has helped so far

[kilebantick]

Ah, the console variables for it (The scene.my) auto-update one hundred time a second. I don't know what you're talking about. Explain more fully?

[jordan30001]

ok i will just use 3 counters to make it easier for now

ok so scene.my.counter = 8 then it gets hit again + 1 = 9 = 0 = scene.my.counter1 = 1 so on and so on untill you get to this

scene.my.counter = 8 scene.my.counter1 = 8 scene.my.counter +1 = 9 = 0 = scene.my.counter1 +1 =9 = 0 which should make scene.my.counter2 = 1 but it doesnt make it 1 it just makes scene.my.counter1 reset without adding onto counter 2 or it just keeps counting up past 9

[kilebantick]

Hmmm.

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(e)=>{
    Scene.my.one >= 8 ? {
        Scene.my.two = scene.my.two + 1;
        scene.my.one = 0
    } : {};
    Scene.my.two >= 8 ? {
        scene.my.three = scene.my.three + 1;
        scene.my.two = 0
    } : {};
    scene.my.three >= 8 ? {scene.my.three = 0} : {}
}

I think you know how to do the other part of it. That codes been tested, and it works