Any idea why this isn't working?

[UnrealCanine]

var killcount =0;
_root.wave = 1;
onEnterFrame = function() {
if(_root.killcount>9 && _root.killcount<20){
	_root.wave = 2;}
}

Upon getting 10 kills, it's not setting the wave to 2

[FlashtooREV]

Works fine to me.
My testing code:

var killcount =0;
_root.wave = 1;
onEnterFrame = function() {
	killcount ++;
	text1.text = "Kills = "+killcount +" Wave = " +wave;
if(_root.killcount>9 && _root.killcount<20){
	_root.wave = 2;
}
}

Dynamic text box text1 shows that the killcount increases and wave increases to 2 once the killcount's more than 9.

[max15946]

i don't see a ten in that code so that could be the problem

[FlashtooREV]

At 8/16/09 11:49 AM, max15946 wrote: i don't see a ten in that code so that could be the problem

if(var > 9)

Equals

if(var >= 10)

Or in words:
if var is more than nine
equals
if var is more or equal to ten

:)

[max15946]

oh cool i don't think i will need something like that soon but it is nice to know.

[FlashtooREV]

At 8/16/09 11:53 AM, max15946 wrote: oh cool i don't think i will need something like that soon but it is nice to know.

It's basic number variable checking. If you want to make games, you almost HAVE to use it.

[UnrealCanine]

Well I couldn't understand the problem, especially as you said it was alright, so I did a bit of fidddling and solved it by thinking outside the box

[FlashtooREV]

At 8/16/09 12:32 PM, UnrealCanine wrote: Well I couldn't understand the problem, especially as you said it was alright, so I did a bit of fidddling and solved it by thinking outside the box

Meaning...?

[UnrealCanine]

At 8/16/09 12:42 PM, FlashtooREV wrote:

At 8/16/09 12:32 PM, UnrealCanine wrote: Well I couldn't understand the problem, especially as you said it was alright, so I did a bit of fidddling and solved it by thinking outside the box

Meaning...?

Changed the wave counter to a movie clip (which allows me to add a cool little animation upon getting a new wave), and added a _root.wave=2; to the second frame on that