Oooooohhhh..... Wow. Thank you.

So I feel like I'm in a dif dimension here.

The function should calculate several numbers with the result setting a global value with a string.

I've done this for several years and don't remember struggling with this so much.

If I want the script to set the global value, how do I need to set it?

hey C3. I agree it's a pretty simple (dumb) question but my old school brain has a pattern of Add Action > Functions > pick from list of functions.

Now I see three options I'm unfamiliar with and a brief search didn't provide much insight.

Does anyone have an article or explanation on what these three options mean and which one I should use if I just want the function to execute when the condition is met?

Thanks in advance and apologies on the question.

Thanks oosyrag. Before I spent a lot of time testing with that, I wanted to make sure it was an option.

Take care!

Hey C3. Instead of a number for the timer end, I've tried using a variable which hasn't seemed to provide the desired outcome. Does anyone know if a variable can be used versus a number?

Example below shows a number however I was hoping to use an instance or global value.

Genius! That gives me a working model to reverse engineer and adapt to my sandbox.

Thank you much! Link to buy you a coffee?

Yes, your assumptions were deadly accurate!

Thank you so much for the file to explore further. I'm out of town until tomorrow morning and promise to dig into your example then. I appreciate your time and help with this!

Thank you both for solid options!

Cheers

C3, hey there. I did this before but can't find my notes so I'm just going to ask.

Every second, coins variable increases by 4. I want this to continue until it reaches 90 which means one of the increases has to be 2.

So frustrating as I did it before. Assistance appreciated.