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Comparing two NumberValues does not work, why?
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if script.Parent.Parent.ProcentValue >= script.Parent.Parent.ProcentValue2 then
script.Parent.Parent.TouchValue.Value = 100
end
end)
New to scripting, why can I not compare two NumberValues? Is there any way I can get around this? The script is supposed to compare two NumberValues so another value gets the value 100.
Thanks, Xsodar
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You have to compare their values, not the object itself. So, do this. script.Parent.Parent.ProcentValue.Value >= script.Parent.Parent.ProcentValue2.Value killerbrenden 1537 — 4y
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Oh that's right, I always get stuck on the easy things, thanks. xsodar 19 — 4y
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As stated by killerbrenden in the comments, you need to compare their values not the object itself. A simple fix to this would be adding .Value in both ProcentValue and ProcentValue2. It would look like this.
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if script.Parent.Parent.ProcentValue.Value >= script.Parent.Parent.ProcentValue2.Value then -- As you can tell, we added .Value to both of these here to compare their values rather than the actual object itself.
script.Parent.Parent.TouchValue.Value = 100
end
end)