I want to make "if <"a" change by -1>
<change "b" by 1>
I don´t know how I can make this because it´s impossible to put "change a by -1" into the "if".
Thanks for help.
What is this supposed to mean? The change block does not report anything for a reason. It just increments/changes the value of that variable by whatever else you put in it.
If you wanna check if the number is not 0 after decrementing, use < not < a = 0 > >
I want that a and b behave linear. So if a change by 1/-1, b should do it too.
Then you would need to make it so that every time you change a, you change b. There is no other way I know of to do this without creating a custom block to do it or broadcasting a message or something similar.
You could also just represent b as an offset of a.
For example, instead of using b, you can use < 10 - a >
This should solve your problem:
Thank you, it works now!
How can that work? The IF is only run once, before A has a chance to change. I think you have to put the IF inside a FOREVER.
you forgot to update Storage for a and it does essentially the same thing as just using 2 change blocks at the same time
aka
< change a by 1 >
and always following by
< change b by < neg of 1 > >
and vice versa
or constantly updating b to be < 10 - a >
My assumption is that A is changed by a parallel script, but, yes, the IF needs to be inside a FOREVER (or under a WHEN I RECEIVE a message).
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