How do I use a Checker

[mub]

I don’t know how to use a checker correctly because there is no renaming device.

[IssacMakesKits]

It isn’t really used for renaming, it’s for checking for a condition.
Use this guide to get all the Info: A complete guide on checkers

[Haiasi]

The checker is a device that can check conditions like an amount of an item a player has or a value of a property.
Welcome to the forums @IssacMakesKits!

[mub]

yes but I dont know how to do the setting “Value of Property”

[WhereIsMyHat]

Wow, I new user who told someone to search something up. That’s rare and impressive as most new people don’t search before they post.

[ClicClac]

You need to place down a property, a separate device, for that. If you don’t want to deal with properties, you can use items to do the exact same thing!

[mub]

I dont know how this works

[Haiasi]

Make sure your property is a number.

If your property is at a certain value, equal to, less than or greater than, the checker can trigger an event.

[ClicClac]

You have to place down a property from the blocks menu and name it “1” for it to work.

[NavyCatZ]

Firstly, do you know what properties are? If not, check this

The Power of Properties

Properties are perhaps one of the most useful devices in the game, and for many reasons. They can multiply many values, they are always saved, and can act as boolean values. When you’re stuck on something, remember your properties. I just want to share a few links that heavily rely on properties right now. These are just some of the guides that heavily rely on properties. They are your friend. Do not be intimidated by them, because no matter how confusing they are, they can make these thin…

[IssacMakesKits]

Following what @NavyCatZ made,
In short, Properties are global variables that a device can receive either through a counter or the Blocks section.

[Haiasi]

Or this:

@mysz

Property

-NavyCatZ

The property device is used for managing properties. The text that says “Property” on the physical device will be replaced with whatever property is inputted into it.

1: Property Name: This sets the name of the new or existing property the device will manage.

2: Property Type: This sets what type of property the property will be. Every property is set to a text property by default. These property types affect what values the property can have

Text- Any form of text (Letters, special characters, etc.) Although it can be set to numbers, you cannot change it using number blocks in blockcode. You would have to use a text block with a number instead.

Number- As the name suggests, any real number. Contrary to the Text Property, you can only change its value with number blocks, not text blocks. This is the only type of property that can be altered outside of block code and the property device.

True/False- Either True Or False. It can only be altered with the True/False block.

3: Default Value: This sets the value of the property at the start of the game. What it can be set to depends on what type of property it is.

4: Property Scope: This sets who the current property value will be applied to when it changes.

5: When Property Changes, Transmit On: When the property value changes, the device will send a signal through the selected channel.

6: Broadcast Value Change on Game Start: This sets if the property value will count as changed at the start of the game. Therefore, it will send a signal to the devices it’s supposed to transmit on when this occurs at the start of the game.

[mub]

Thankyou I didnt know about this. I also checked some examples and figured out how they work thank you all