Alterable Values comparation bug

[MechatheSlag]

http://www.kragersoft.net/ssbf/Bug!.mfa

This is one hella bug I've had trouble with. It's very annoying, and I gotta do all stuff to avoid it.

It's the thing that MMF2 can't compare
Alterable Value A = Alterable Value A

And it was possible in MMF 1.5, anyone knows why this happends?

[waffles]

I managed to get it to work by splitting up the event which creates the objects and sets the values..

On loop "Set"
- Create Active 2 at 0,0 from Active

Alterable value A of Active = LoopIndex("Set")+1[/i]
- Active 2: Set alterable value A to LoopIndex("Set")+1

Is that any good for you? <img src="/center/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />

[MechatheSlag]

[]I managed to get it to work by splitting up the event which creates the objects and sets the values..

On loop "Set"
- Create Active 2 at 0,0 from Active

Alterable value A of Active = LoopIndex("Set")+1[/i]
- Active 2: Set alterable value A to LoopIndex("Set")+1

Is that any good for you? <img src="/center/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" /> [/]
I'm afraid not D=

My point was that I need the alterable value comparation to work.

[waffles]

But it does work when you split up the events, doesn't it? The diamonds follow the squares..

Am I just being stupid/completely misunderstanding what you're trying to do? <img src="/center/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />

[MechatheSlag]

[]But it does work when you split up the events, doesn't it? The diamonds follow the squares..

Am I just being stupid/completely misunderstanding what you're trying to do? <img src="/center/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" /> [/]
This was just an example of one of the things thats annoying about the comparation bug :P

I just don't get why you can't compare 2 alterable values, and I belive this is a first rank bug to be fixed!

[Joshtek]

[]I just don't get why you can't compare 2 alterable values, and I belive this is a first rank bug to be fixed! [/]
If you want to deal with multiple instances compared against multiple other instances then you usually have to use loops. It is not a bug, per se, more of a design constraint due to MMF's logic.

It might be helpful for you to read How the Runtime Works in Relation to Multiple Instances.

[MechatheSlag]

[]If you want to deal with multiple instances compared against multiple other instances then you usually have to use loops. It is not a bug, per se, more of a design constraint due to MMF's logic.

It might be helpful for you to read How the Runtime Works in Relation to Multiple Instances. [/]
Thanks!

EDIT: Okay, THANK YOU! This has been the greatest trouble ever, and you fixed it within seconds. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />