I have two properties, for time's sake, I'll call them x and y. I want to know what x - y is in another property, lets say z. Is there a way where I can have a property always displaying two properties subtracted from each other? I need this as, in my FPS, when a player reloads, but still has lets say 4 bullets out of 30, I need 4 to be subtracted from 30, so when you reload you get 26. How can I do this (logic bricks are fine if possible)?
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Adding an answer – X-27 is done with the network Apr 14 '15 at 22:53
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I just found out, but I'll accept it. Also, can you read and reply to my comment about the question relating with my animation not responding quick enough? – blackhole Apr 14 '15 at 22:56
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Will look at it soon – X-27 is done with the network Apr 14 '15 at 23:00
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I used all my daily votes today, So I can't UV you until the day restarts. – X-27 is done with the network Apr 14 '15 at 23:14
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@X-27 whats UV? Sounds like unvote. I am rather confused. – blackhole Apr 14 '15 at 23:16
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@blackhole Don't worry, UV is short for Up-Vote. It is a good thing :) +5 rep when one of your questions gets UV'd, and +10 for answers – J Sargent Apr 15 '15 at 15:06
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It actually is possible to subtract a value of one property from another. by using this logic setup on your gun, it will subtract from total ammo the amount of ammo needed to fill the current clip. In this case the clip can hold 30
You can see the result here if you enable the debug properties. Press space to use ammo in clip, press R to reload the ammo in clip.
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Thanks. Appreciate all the answers you and @Vince Scalia have been giving me. I made so much progress that I could not have made myself in this time. I don't know if you are ready for such a question coming up, I already asked it, but whoever wrote the answer took the bounty money and never replied again. Anyways, thanks! – blackhole Apr 14 '15 at 23:16