MMF2 is not count not exist objects that have specific value

[ASD]

Thanks Sarah for this thread.
http://community.clickteam.com/showthread.php?t=72522&p=535596&viewfull=1#post535 596

MMF2 is not count to 0 even if not exists the object that have specific value.
Is this normal or the Select Object extension bug?

http://prester.org/mmf2/cgi/w2box/da..._not_exist.mfa
Note: needs the Select Object.

[Jaffob]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean. Are you saying the Counter is never set to 0 once all the objects have 1+ for an alterable value? That's simply because your "Set Counter" action requires that a member of Group.Enemies has an alterable value of 0. As soon as none of them have an alterable value of 0, the condition will be false, and the action won't run.

[happygreenfrog]

He's from Japan, so of course he isn't going to have an easy time speaking/writing English. However, I've seen ASD's previous posts, and he's generally quite good at writing in English. Anyway, I can't understand it either. Maybe when he's back online he will be able to re-explain.

[Eliyahu]

Of the 3 Actives, 2 are clones, then one is a duplicate. Based on the code, it looks like you wanted all 3 to be duplicates of the same object, but you have a clone.

[ASD]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean. Are you saying the Counter is never set to 0 once all the objects have 1+ for an alterable value? That's simply because your "Set Counter" action requires that a member of Group.Enemies has an alterable value of 0. As soon as none of them have an alterable value of 0, the condition will be false, and the action won't run.

Yes you're right. The counter of counting number of objects it have alterable value 0 won't change to 0 even if all objects alterable value have +1.

[Eliyahu]

Think about how that action is working. You have:

Alterable Value == 0 -> Set Counter to the number of actives

When there is not an instance of an Active with and Alterable Value of 0, that condition is false, and the action never happens. The action only happens when the number is greater than 0, which means you just need:
Always -> Set counter to 0 before you set it to the number of actives.

EDIT: This is exactly what Jaffob said....oh well.