Different functions in the same blueprint giving different variables?

[zblogin]

Everything becomes a lot easier when you learn breakpoint debugging.Good luck!

[Nawrot]

@Rev0verDrive

@Sandiches

So I guess my plan from here is to drop the project and come back to it later after I have a bit more understanding.

Stick with it. Questions and failure is how you learn.

Never give up. And always go out of your comfort zone.
Yes frustrating, but best/fastest way to learn this stuff.

[Sandiches]

@Everynone

More than suspicious. Are we 100% sure that we actually do Find the Name. Find returns True | False - can you check?

It’s giving me a false. Honestly I have no idea where I’d start looking to find out why!

@Nawrot

@Rev0verDrive

Stick with it. Questions and failure is how you learn.

Never give up. And always go out of your comfort zone.
Yes frustrating, but best/fastest way to learn this stuff.

I’m definitely going to keep working on this project, I just feel it was a little too ambitious for right now! I’ve got other ideas in mind that are smaller in scale that should allow me to focus on learning basics that I can improve on once I come back to ‘the big one’.

[Rev0verDrive]

@Sandiches

It’s giving me a false. Honestly I have no idea where I’d start looking to find out why!

Have you tried the code I posted?

[Sandiches]

I did! The correct information is coming out of the starting node, so setting the variables doesn’t change anything. For some reason the “find” node is not finding the item name, even though I have two of them.

I added a print string to tell me how many of “Item A” I have in “Inventory Content” whenever I press the Q key. I press Q and I’m told I have 2 of Item A. The code runs, “Item Name” comes out as “Item A” and gets fed into the “Find” node. The “Find” node returns a false. I press Q again and I’m still told I have 2.