Script not detecting if value is greater than another

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#1 
if Level.Value < BaseStats.MaxLevel then
			print("ItsLower")
			if Player.PlrStats.Experience.Value >= Player.PlrStats.ExperienceNeed.Value then
				Level.Value = Level.Value + 1
				print("ok")
				Experience.Value = Experience.Value - ExperienceNeed.Value
			end
		end

Hello, so i have this script, it works and prints “ItsLower” because the value is smaller. But for some reason the Exp if statement doesn’t work even though i literally look and Exp was greater than ExpNeed. And theres no output or anything, and i have 0 idea why it wont work

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#2

Some code optimizations:

if Level.Value < BaseStats.MaxLevel then
			print("ItsLower")
			if Player.PlrStats.Experience.Value >= Player.PlrStats.ExperienceNeed.Value then
				Level.Value += 1
				print("ok")
				Experience.Value -= ExperienceNeed.Value
			end
		end

If you want to debug it, do
print(Player.PlrStats.Experience.Value >= Player.PlrStats.ExperienceNeed.Value)
like this:

if Level.Value < BaseStats.MaxLevel then
			print(Player.PlrStats.Experience.Value >= Player.PlrStats.ExperienceNeed.Value)
			if Player.PlrStats.Experience.Value >= Player.PlrStats.ExperienceNeed.Value then
				Level.Value += 1
				print("ok")
				Experience.Value -= ExperienceNeed.Value
			end
		end
#3

For some reason it stays false

#4

Anchored is false because BodyPosition only works for Unanchored Objects

#5

Wait what, i dont understand how we began talking about Anchored and BodyPosition

#6

Wrong Post, Ignore that.
anyway you need to fix your values

#7

Oh okay lol, what do you mean fix my values?

#8

One or both of the values you provided is incorrect. meaning it is always false
Edit: Great, Now I’m forced to keep that mistake there for FOURTEEN HOURS

#9

But i can litterally see the values, and one is higher than the other

#10

Something in the script is going wrong

#11

Well its clearly that if statement because it still prints before that

#12

You said the print returns “false” meaning that, one of your values is skewed. and because it returns false, it never runs the code in the if statement.

#13

Have you tried to set your Experience value to be smaller and not bigger for testing? because that could be the issue.

#14

Yes, if i start it off by checking if its less than(which by default it is) it prints, but for some reason when i change it doesnt update or smth with the script(btw this is in a serverscript if that changes anything)

#15

if your Experience value changes rerun the script

#16

How will i do that? Like rerun the script

#17

Also, this is used in a playeradded function, so im not sure if thats a good idea

#18

The player can only level up when a player is added???

#19

Nope, thats not how ti works at all, its constantly checking since the player has been added

#20

function NewLevel()
if Level.Value < BaseStats.MaxLevel then
print(Player.PlrStats.Experience.Value >= Player.PlrStats.ExperienceNeed.Value)
if Player.PlrStats.Experience.Value >= Player.PlrStats.ExperienceNeed.Value then
Level.Value += 1
print(“ok”)
Experience.Value -= ExperienceNeed.Value
end
end
end
Experience.Changed:Connect(NewLevel)

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