Let's see the new code and tell me the example values you have for player and enemy level.

i'm gonna send you the capx, and, thanks for the help bro! ( Btw, i already removed the level thing, i realised that they are a trigger like the 0,001 seconds but a lot slower xd )

You can use the debug tester to change values of the Power Level. ( They scale with health, level and damage. If you can make to him scale with firerate, i would really appreciate it! I didn't do because, the lower the firerate, the stronger it is ( like, it's firerate ) )

Link: dropbox.com/s/aesu63sp6gd0wnh/Cube%20Up%21.capx

I cannot get this new text box to update. When I first started building my game I needed to create a timer. So I found code to a walkthrough for setting one up and part of it includes setting the text on the load of the screen. This works fine and this text box updates. Now when the timer runs out, it takes you to an endgame screen. To make sure I had a normal text box, I cloned the the timer one and renamed it. I then have it set to say "So close! You almost earned" & EStars & " stars!" the EStars are a global variable which is set to 0 but does not reset on any loads, so nothing is resetting it. Even if it did it would just say 0 stars. The default text right now says, "Hi" just to test if it will change, but it never changes. What should I be checking?

Post your code. So i can try to see what's wrong.

Ay bois, this time, i wanted to know how do i make an Power Level Detector for enemies in my game. I tried making one by myself, but, didn't go well.

So, my objective is: Detect the Power Level of the enemy, and, compare with the Power Level of the player. If it's too high, then the enemy will become Red ( Hard Enemy ). If the enemy has an PL not too high or not too low to the Player's Power Level, then, they will become Yellow ( Medium Enemy ). If the PL of the enemy is too low from the Player's Power Level, then, they will become Blue ( Easy Enemy ).

So, example: If the player faces an square with the Power Level of 500, and, his Power Level is 1000, so, the square will be Blue, will be easy to kill him. Same if the square has 5K of PL, and the player 10K.

Example 2: If the player faces an square with the Power Level of 2500, and, his Power Level is 2200 or 2700 ( Btw, 2000 or 3000 too ), the square will be Yellow. Not so easy, but, not so hard to kill it. Same if the square has 250 PL, and, the player 220 or 270.

Example 3: If the player faces an square with the Power Level of 17500, and, his Power Level is 10K or even lower, the square will be Red. Very difficulty to kill. Same if the player has 1k PL, and the square 5k ( Or 2k, 3k, 4k . . . ). And, same if the player has 175 PL, and, the square 500 or higher.

So please, if you know how to make it, please tell me! You can suggest ideas too!

Because you're running it constantly, you need to assign it once since that's the kind of mechanic you're going for.

I need it to run constantly because the player will level up every kill, so, the power level of the player will constantly changes, that's why i need an checker.

Ay bois, this time, i'm trying to make an skill level detecto for my game. So, when an enemy spawns, he will get 4 stats with some values. These stats will make the Power Level of the enemy. Now, my objective is, to detect the power level of the enemy, and, make some specific thing, like this:

If, PlayerCube.PowerLevel < EnemyCube.PowerLevel / 2 then

EnemyCube set animation: Hard

So, i want to check multiple times to give more difficulty tiers to the player know that, the boy they're facing is strong.

If, PlayerCube.PowerLevel < EnemyCube.PowerLevel / 4 then

EnemyCube set animation: Ultra

But, obviously we can see that the 2 event overlap the first event. My problem here, is, the overlap btw. I tried making new triggers, or, using for each / a lot of things, but, my brain cell can't think in a way to solve this. So, please, if you know how to make that i want ( and if is good enough ), please tell me!

Edit: If you know, how to make an better skill level detector, please tell me too!