I am having a bug where the checker never fails even when the check is false. Like i check if the property is greater than another and when it is not true, it still thinks it is true.
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Hmm. Try looking over your settings again? Sometimes its just trial and error
i did and it doesn’t work. It always thinks it is true even it is false.
Exit out and go back in or refresh
are you using a true/false property type?
The checker can only check numerical ones.
no i am using a counter
either that happens or it always thinks that both counters are equal if instead of greater than i use equal to.
I did that but still same result. It always thinks the statment is true
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Try reloading the page. It ALWAYS works.
I don’t think it’s a bug though, it’s more of a coding issue and the GK team doesn’t usually help with coding as we have the forum for that.
(Replying to @ShinyRiolu and @thatOneCringe as well)
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K I was saying it as a general statement, but you could just rehost, and check all existing channels/wires to see if one channel is reused to kill the signal.
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Same! The same thing is happening to me!
I did and nope i saw nothing. I checked it for an hour straight changed and tried a bunch of things and it wont work.
can you send your checker and counter settings?
Property settings too.
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What about the settings of the property?
in the counter settings it says to update Property “4” I think you have to make it property “3”
If that’s the problem then pls mark this as the solution