I can't seem to figure this one out.

[Perry]

Here is an example.

What I want to accomplish is this

my score (which you can change) on the right, is 16

I have 7 levels.
each level is a starting wage, which CANNOT exceed the score.
if it is, then it need to go back to the 1st one. (if you press the button)

so in this case, it should go to level 6 and then go back to 1

playing with this for days, and it has to be something very simple.. but not seeing it

[Ziplock]

Event lines 2 and 10 are not identical, but yeah, the problem seems to be where you meant counter 2 > counter 3, not Selected Level > counter 3. This shouldn't be in the same line as Selected Level = 1.

If I'm parsing the problem correctly, your problem is in line 4. The second condition "Selected Value > 'Counter 3'" is wrong and needs to be in a separate line.

First, delete second condition in line 4
Then add Line 11:

Current Value of Counter 2 > Current Value of Counter 3:
-> Set Selected Level to 1

Then, you can delete line 2 if you like, because it's useless.

[Perry]

yeah, I got it figured out already.
I had the names mixed up in the example, but you we're right... it needed to be in a separate line.

[Ziplock]

Forgive me for saying, I don't wanna tell you what to think, but I think you can accomplish what you're trying to do in just a couple lines. You have the sequence 1,2,4,8, 12 ,16,32, and the 12 just seems odd sequentially.

Is something like this what you were trying to get at? Where you can change the current points into perpetuity and still have that distinction between the current level and the max level?

[Perry]

Ziplock, what you have is not what I am looking for.. and yes.. the sequence is odd but you will know once the product is done