vikingbrian

i've got a patch set up to add a +1 every time a condition is met and then i have an IF statement set up to that reading if $i1 > 20 then bang and the bang sends the number boxes back to zero. but when it does this the number boxes then stay at zero and don't start adding +1s again.

anybody know why this is? or maybe there's a better way to acheive this that will work?

i've got a patch set up to add a +1 every time a condition is met and then i have an IF statement set up to that reading if $i1 > 20 then bang and the bang sends the number boxes back to zero. but when it does this the number boxes then stay at zero and don't start adding +1s again.  

anybody know why this is?  or maybe there's a better way to acheive this that will work?

why-does-math-cease-after-bang-back-to-0

It depends on how you patched it. Maybe you can share that.

here it is. click the 1 until it gets to 20 and hten it will send back to 0, but then won't add anymore after that.

but if i go and click the 0 message again than it will start counting again. but sending 2 bangs doesn't seem to reap the same rewards.

here it is.  click the 1 until it gets to 20 and hten it will send back to 0, but then won't add anymore after that.

but if i go and click the 0 message again than it will start counting again.  but sending 2 bangs doesn't seem to reap the same rewards.

Have a look at the counter object as wel.

sorry, i'm pretty new at this. how do i turn that text block that you posted into a patch?

sorry, i'm pretty new at this.  how do i turn that text block that you posted into a patch?


Have a look at one of the stickies named: How to post patches to the forum ....and open patches posted to the forum. Or: simply copy the code and paste it into a patcher window.

and now i know how to post and and read patches on the forum. thanks for that too. 

and now i know how to post and and read patches on the forum.  thanks for that too.  


Is there any reason you aren't just using:

i havent looked at your patch, but from what you are saying

it seems your [if] object does not know that the numberbox

you must find a way for [if] to reinitialise itself.

i havent looked at your patch, but from what you are saying
it seems your [if] object does not know that the numberbox
has been set to 0.
you must find a way for [if] to reinitialise itself.


a couple other ways to do this, maybe they'll be helpful in the future.

why does math cease after bang back to 0?