Problem with variable comparrison

Man, this is killing me.

I'm doing a brick style game and when the block count reaches zero it goes to the next level. To make this faster for testing I included a keyboard shortcut of "K" to move to the next level.

Everything is working great, except for Level 4. Construct does not seem to run the code in the compare check, even though it's true.

<img src="http://content.screencast.com/users/ArcadEd/folders/Jing/media/ed6a82d4-2445-42eb-bd51-262586f70108/2012-12-31_1559.png" border="0" />

When it goes to the Level 4 check, nothing happening. I have a text object showing me the the value of Level and it clearly shows 4, but it never changes to 4.1 like the rest.

www.scirra.com/forum/sprite-spawning-at-wrong-time_topic61209_post375747.html

^ The 0.1 rounding problem. Unfortunately 4.1 - 0.1 = 3.9999999999999999.

I'll check that out, Thanks!

Is this only a problem with 4? Since it works on each of the other numbers in the example.

So it seems to work fine when I subtract .5 instead. Will I run into any problems later with that?

Why do you need to subtract from level in such small increments like that?

I reckon you should keep the level value clean by using only integers, and if you need to subtract by decimals or whatever then use a seperate variable.

Yeah, I found another way to do it using active/inactive groups and keeping my level an integer. Thanks for the help.