local status1 = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Status1")
script.Parent.Text = status1.Value
status1.Changed:Connect(function()
script.Parent.Text = status1.Value
end)
status1.Value = 9
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
print ("Something new")
if status1.Value == 9 then
status1.Value = 0
else
status1.Value = status1.Value + 1
end
end)
This is everything in the script I just cannot figure out why the else is firing even when status.Value is 9
Is Status1 a StringValue? If so, try checking if status1.Value == “9” instead of 9
How would I check this, should I change it to an int value
Try changing it to an IntValue.
Could you send the place file?
No, thanks I am not giving the place file. It is kinda a big game and I don’t want to risk it getting stolen.
Yes, I would but you don’t have to. It should be a number value if you ever think you will work with decimals.
If you want to keep it as a string, then do this:
local status1 = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Status1")
script.Parent.Text = status1.Value
status1.Changed:Connect(function()
script.Parent.Text = status1.Value
end)
status1.Value = 9
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
print ("Something new")
if tonumber(status1.Value) == 9 then
status1.Value = 9
else
status1.Value = tonumber(status1.Value) + 1
end
end)
That may work, but it’s better to change it to NumberValue or a IntValue for easier use. Check the ClassName to see if the value is a StringValue in the properties tab.
You only need to send the elements in use. Your code looks fine so it’s likely the value in ReplicatedStorage that’s causing the logic error.
Or you could screenshot things.
Here is a screenshot of the UI thing. What I want is that everytime someone click the text button the number goes up until it hits nine the it will turn to 0 again.
This works thanks so much for the help 
