Fill a variable with scene block

[Quikdav 15]

Hi all

I would like to fill a variable (with text) using scene blocks !!!!

I would like to fill the last green block on my screen shot but I can't enter any text !!!

Is it possible ?

Second problem... I trigger the scene with a variable.... My condition is to have my variable equal to 1 to launch the scene... but my scene is launched whatever the value of my variable (set to 1 or 0 in an other scene and it works)

What's wrong with comparing variable with integer values !!!

Thanks for your help

David

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[MalvinYNJ 4]

Change the block scene to lua scene and edit from the codes there. If you do not know how, please show us the lua code.

Thanks.

[j.nowacki 5]

1. To fill variable with text you need to use LUA. But you can also create predefined variable and use block scene to change its value between given states.

2. Scene triggers on every change of triggering variable, then the first condition is checked. So scene triggers always but will be execued only when condition is met.

[Quikdav 15]

Thanks for your replies

Too bad for text into variable using blocks

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Regarding the condition, my scene is always run whatever the value of my variable (which can be equal to 0 or 1 only)

Just for information, if in the other scene that fill the variable, I set the variable to 1 without using tonumber function, does it consider the variable as an integer or as a string ??

Because if in block, it run a comparison to integer whereas the variable contains a string, this could explain why my scene is always ran !!!

Thanks

David

[j.nowacki 5]

Global variables are strings, but if you compare them to some value in block they are converted to numbers. Unless they are predefined variables, if it is a case, two strings are compared.

If you have HC2 i suggest you to convert your block scene to LUA code and check the way it is executed. You can always go back to blocks if you don't hit "Turn on" button.