How do I stop my global variable from adding 1? [SOLVED]

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- applern
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Hey Guys.

My global variable is called 'Correct'

I have a code which is:

Event

When option A and

Option B clicked.

Action

Add 1 to correct

And after that is this code which takes place in another layout:

Event

SYSTEM-Correct=1

Action

Show seed (sprite)

At first, it didn't work, but

then I checked the debugging and I saw that my code of 'add 1 to correct'

kept on adding one. How do I stop this?

Attached is my 2nd code and the debugging

above is the debugging and here is my 2nd code
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- lionz
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The important events here are the ones you've put in as text but can we see a screenshot? thanks
- applern
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Here. The 2nd event I have already posted above
- ClausxD
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I think that your conditions are meet more for more than one tick so you need to use the "trigger once while true " option
- ClausxD
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Maybe this will also help you.

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/project-primitives/events/how-events-work
- lionz
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Yes use trigger once. On checked runs constantly, in your text you said 'on clicked' which would run once only as it is a different kind of event.
- applern
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I think that your conditions are meet more for more than one tick so you need to use the "trigger once while true " option

Thank YOU SO MUCH!
- applern
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Yes use trigger once. On checked runs constantly, in your text you said 'on clicked' which would run once only as it is a different kind of event.

Thank YOU SO MUCH!