Make sure to mark a solution!
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A solution that doesn’t use recursion: Make an IIM edit a property. Make the property trigger the checker.
Why shouldn’t you use recursion? First, QMechs are weird, recursion runs out after 301 cycles, and it can induce lag.
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Using a checker will be the easiest way.
Here’s a guide to solutions, which is what you should mark!
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sorry I was asleep 
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What’s an IIM? And a QMech?
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Yeah I had that, but it didn’t reactivate, so I need help reactivating it
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IIM = Inventory Item Manager, QMech = Gimkit’s Limitations.
you can reactivate that mechanism by setting “when the check fails transmit on” to a channel that will reactivate the buttons.
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Ok I will try and do it
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how do you want it to reactivate?
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When it like resets the number of bait in their inventory
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when they reset the bait, just make a inventory item manager for bait. Now wire it so it clears the bait from inventory. Whatever happens – Clear Item. Now Make it activate the button through the same device.
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An IIM is an inventory item manager. QMechs are stuff that happen really fast. Look at this post:
Can you tell me how to reactivate it after though
Reactivate what?
The buttons
When do you want to reactivate it?
When they sell their fish which will reset the bait in their inventory
Ok. So I assume you have a fish selling mechanism. You make the button for that activate the button that you want to activate.
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Ohh ok
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