Um, I don't know what it is

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Kill
Death
Ratio

[Xenon]

that would be 5:4 for example.
not 1.
1 isn’t a ratio.

[Anonymous]

basically you want a score that tells the player how many times they killed people/died?

[Xenon]

yes, and I need to know what to call it.
I know how, but I just can’t do it for some reason.

[Anonymous]

can you show me what you’re using right now? screenshots, block code, wires, channels, settings, etc.

[Xenon]

I used property.
It was player scoped.
It went down on death,
Up on kill.
it doesn’t work for some reason, any ideas?

[Anonymous]

what are you using to find deaths? also, is the property a number property?

[Xenon]

yes, it’s a number
I’m using a knock- wait, lemme try a lifecycle rq
also, what is this called?

[Anonymous]

how are you increasing/decreasing the property? blocks or counter?
also idk, but I think it is in ssb, that’s the one place I know of

[Xenon]

get property "idk" - 1 or + 1

[Anonymous]

is it possible to share screenshots for everything? there prolly isn’t a good way to find out the problem without seeing the whole picture. also I gtg for a little bit

[RocketX]

Hey guys this might help I dont know if it helps to you

How to make a Kill / Death counter (Difficulty: )

[image] I recently made one of these for a kitpvp game I’m making, so I thought I should share it with y’all. It’s been a long time since I’ve posted, anyways. In this tutorial, we use game displays and properties to count and show a player’s WOs and KOs. 1 - Counting Stats Place down 2 properties, named KOs (knockouts) and WOs (wipeouts). Both of these stats should start at zero and only scope the player. [Properties] Next, place down 2 triggers, 1 trigger for each property. Make the tr…

Tell me if is not helpful

[Xenon]

lifecycle (knocked out) - trigger 1
lifecycle (knocks out) - trigger 2
trigger 1: get property "property" - 1
trigger 2: get property "property" + 1

[RocketX]

Xenon are you helping Anonymous or Anonymous helping you?
Because you are forwarding things to him?

[Dodge_Fox]

they are getting helped but telling what they have in map i think…i think.

[Anonymous]

tbh, you can use a counter instead, make the counter player scope, increment on lifecycle 2, decrement on lifecycle 1, and update the score property

[Xenon]

It works, but what would it be called?

[Anonymous]

I don’t think there’s an official name for it?

[FrostyPenguin246]

Hello! Looks like you’ve already found your answer, but I’ll still say what I was thinking anyway.

Place down 2 lifecycles and 1 counter. Make Lifecycle 1’s event ‘Player Knocks out’. Then wire it to the counter (Event occurs → Increment counter). Then make Lifecycle 2’s event ‘Player Knocked out’. Then wire it to the same counter (Event occurs → Decrement counter). This should do what you want, and I don’t think you need a property value.

I don’t know if this is exactly the answer you were looking for, but I hope this still helps!