For my code, I have 6 digits. I have a counter for each digit. By the counter there is a button that opens a popup for changing the number.
For each of the counters, have them update a property. Then, in a trigger, check to see if all of the numbers are equal to the correct values. If so, broadcast on the success channel. If not, broadcast on a channel that resets all of the counters.
what grey_stone said works!
what do you mean by “Then, in a trigger, check to see if all of the numbers are equal to the correct values.”
Maybe he means make a trigger that runs a check?
yeah, a trigger checks for if the property values are equal to the codes’ values. through block code
wouldn’t it be more memory efficient to use a checker for every counter?
hmmm but then there would be a lot of wiring… making the memory total 305, only 195 memory more efficient then the block code, and I think it is worth it to have 195 less memory to save your map from spaghetti 
lol
there’s always channels! you can’t go wrong with channels in my opinion. but i always organize the channels as well.
dang… forgot about that…
(summer does make you dumber i guess 
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lol.
is this for a single trigger?
me too. I literally made a list of all my channels I use and what they are for
I organize them by device. So I name my devices and then I have the channels for them. So if I have a button and name it Button1 then the channel would be Button1 Pressed etc.
that’s actually really smart
@Kosm0-o do you have an answer to my question about @chrysostom’s system?
“is this for a single trigger?”
yes, that would be for a single trigger because it checks all the properties so there would be no need for multiple triggers.
well if you take 2 checkers you can make a 6 digit code. but Im not sure if you also want a hard reset. (where it resets all of the digits. make it more specific!)
