Variable doesn't seem to change in a loop

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Thank you for the response! I did that but for some reason the value stays false, if you can help me it would be really helpful, I’ve been trying to fix this for at least 2 days or 15-20 hours in the editor.

This is the cleaned up and updated code of the spawn_info class:

using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }
using { /Verse.org/Simulation }
using { /UnrealEngine.com/Temporary/Diagnostics }

spawn_info := class(creative_device):
    var TeleportNow<public> : logic = false
    var Map : int = 0
    
    #Spawns for the map
    #MAP: Farm (temporary name)
    @editable
    Spawns_Farm: []teleporter_device := array{}

    OnBegin<override>()<suspends> : void =
        loop:
            Sleep(1.0)
            if (TeleportNow = true):
                for (Index -> Player:GetPlayspace().GetPlayers()):
                    if (Map = 0):
                        if (Players := Player, Farm := Spawns_Farm[Index]):
                            Farm.Teleport(Players)
                set TeleportNow = false

    #This is being called in another class called game_info
    TeleportToMap<public>(SelectedMap:int) : void =
        set Map = SelectedMap
        set TeleportNow = true

Here is the function that calls it after the countdown ends in the game_info class:

StartGame<public>() : void =
        Print("Selecting Roles")
        SelectRoles()

        Print("Selecting Map")
        Selection := GetRandomInt(0, 0)

        Print("Teleporting the players to the Map")
        var info : spawn_info = spawn_info{}
        info.TeleportToMap(Selection)

As I said before the value of TeleportNow remains false and doesn’t want to change. Other than that I would want to know what’s the best way to call a variable/function in another class without creating a new instance if that’s possible. Thank you again for the help!