Conditions question

[Dr. Boom]

Moin moin =)

How to I make this: In my action (with the event: Time - Every 0.03) is a counter ( Integer variable ) Every 0.03 seconds, this variable is set +1. Now I want check with a condition, when this variable goes to 30,60,90,120 ....

I know I can to this with or - conditions, but then I need a long list, which is not the plan, so is it possible to check this with only one condition?

I have a way with 2 counters, so it one gets +3 and other +4, they meet at 12,24,36,48..... but that's my last way is the other thing isn't possible ^^

Thanks and greetings
~ The Bomb King > Dr. Boom

 

[Falzelo]

Well... In Condition - Integer Comparison, there's an option looks like this
Math - Modulo
Divided mod Divider
Set the divided number == the variable; the divider number is the number you want (30 for example); it will work well i think.
Good luck! =]

 

[Dr. Boom]

Moin moin =O

THis cannot be I think, because look:

First of all it looks like this and now I type in these 2 red thinks values. But if I press ok then I got this:

So what have I put into the 0? Or I didn't get the point? =O

Thanks and greetings
The Bomb King > Dr. Boom

 

[Falzelo]

You mean you don't know what the "Module" means or you don't know how the trigger works?

 

[Dr. Boom]

Moin moin =S

I don't know how I have to place what ^^

You see my second screen in my answer yes? - how must it look like that's correct?^^

Thanks and greetings
~ The Bomb King > Dr. Boom

 

[Falzelo]

Well... You said that you have a variable [X] and for each 0.03 secs it goes up by 1. You want to check if [X] is equal to 30/60/90.... but you don't want to make an infinity number of trigger right? well all numbers like 30, 60, 90... have the same result when you multiply 30 by [integer] time. So if [X] is divided by 30, it gives an integer result; means
[X] mod 30 = 0
So if you set trigger like
Event: Every 0.03 seconds of gameplay
Condition: Integer comparison - [X] mod 30 Equal to 0
Action:

All will work well

 

[haxel96]

Why not just "[X] equal to 30" ?
Use If/Then/Else in the trigger.

• If (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
  • If - Conditions
    • X Equal to 30
  • Then - Actions
    • BlahBlahBlah
  • Else - Actions
    • BlahBlahBlah

 

[watermelon_1234]

Why not just "[X] equal to 30" ?
Use If/Then/Else in the trigger.

• If (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
  • If - Conditions
    • X Equal to 30
  • Then - Actions
    • BlahBlahBlah
  • Else - Actions
    • BlahBlahBlah

Dr. Boom already explained that he didn't want to do that. ><