Number

The Number property type is used to store whole numbers (integers), both positive and negative. It is one of the most fundamental types for tracking game state.

• Default Value: 0

Common Use Cases

• Player scores, lives, or deaths.
• Round counters.
• Ammunition counts.
• The number of objectives completed.

Operators (in Change Property action)

• Set: Directly sets the value to a new number.
• Add: Adds a number to the current value.
• Subtract: Subtracts a number from the current value.
• Multiply: Multiplies the current value by a number.
• Divide: Divides the current value by a number.
• Modulo: Sets the value to the remainder of a division.
• Random: Sets the value to a random number within a specified range.

Checks (in Property Condition)

• Equals: Checks if the value is equal to another number.
• Greater Than / Greater Than or Equal To: Checks if the value is larger than another number.
• Less Than / Less Than or Equal To: Checks if the value is smaller than another number.
• Modulo Equals: Checks if the remainder of the value divided by a number is equal to another number (e.g., Value % 3 == 0 checks if the value is a multiple of 3).