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

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- applern
- - Joined 7 Oct, 2019
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Hey Guys.

Like my last topic

My global variable is called 'Wrong'

I have a code which is:

Event

When option C and

Option E clicked.

Action

Player Do animation

SubEvent

Event

Trigger Once

Action

Add 1 to wrong

Event

SYSTEM-Wrong= or more than 1

Action

Show wrong (sprite)

In this game, there are multiple answer choices and questions.

At first, it didn't work, but

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

added 1 all the time even though I added a trigger once How do I stop this?

To be more clear I have added my coding.

This is my 1st code

And my 2nd Code

Edit here is my debugging
- ClausxD
- - Joined 15 Apr, 2015
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Have you checked the Demo Quiz?

I already answer another Topic from you and now I realize my answer may not work completely.

What I would do is:

Use a button to submit the answer

Button -> On Clicked

First Disable the button (we avoid checking more than once)

If (C and E are checked and B is not checked) do { something }

If (B is checked) do {something}
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- applern
- - Joined 7 Oct, 2019
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Have you checked the Demo Quiz?

I already answer another Topic from you and now I realize my answer may not work completely.

What I would do is:

Use a button to submit the answer

Button -> On Clicked

First Disable the button (we avoid checking more than once)

If (C and E are checked and B is not checked) do { something }

If (B is checked) do {something}

No I haven't seen it. Thank you
- applern
- - Joined 7 Oct, 2019
  - 33 topics • 168 posts
- 1
- 1 Apr, 2020
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Have you checked the Demo Quiz?

I already answer another Topic from you and now I realize my answer may not work completely.

What I would do is:

Use a button to submit the answer

Button -> On Clicked

First Disable the button (we avoid checking more than once)

If (C and E are checked and B is not checked) do { something }

If (B is checked) do {something}

As you said the B is checked I already have an else button.