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Problem with addition

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If I want a parent units stat to be the sum of all members in the
unit how do I do it.

I can do it with a strict Parent-Child but when I add children to the
children it stops counting.

Parent-Child-Child

I am using prnt:Var+(#)



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At 01:49 PM 1/16/2004, you wrote:
>If I want a parent units stat to be the sum of all members in the
>unit how do I do it.
>
>I can do it with a strict Parent-Child but when I add children to the
>children it stops counting.
>
>Parent-Child-Child
>
>I am using prnt:Var+(#)

That's because you have three units like this at the start:

Parent - size = 2, Var = 0
Child(1) - size = 7, Var = 0
Child(2) - size = 4, Var = 0

After the stat calculation gets done, they look like:

Parent - size = 2, Var = 7
Child(1) - size = 7, Var = 4
Child(2) - size = 4, Var = 0

Note that Child(2) is affecting Child(1)'s - i.e., its parents - Var stat!
The only way to make this work the way you want is for Child2 to add its
size to a stat in child 1, and for child 1 to add its size AND THAT STAT
into the parent.

Hope this helps,


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Colen McAlister (colen@wolflair.com)
Lone Wolf Development www.wolflair.com



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--- In armybuilder@yahoogroups.com, Colen McAlister <colen@w...>
wrote:
> At 01:49 PM 1/16/2004, you wrote:
> >If I want a parent units stat to be the sum of all members in the
> >unit how do I do it.
> >
> >I can do it with a strict Parent-Child but when I add children to
the
> >children it stops counting.
> >
> >Parent-Child-Child
> >
> >I am using prnt:Var+(#)
>
> That's because you have three units like this at the start:
>
> Parent - size = 2, Var = 0
> Child(1) - size = 7, Var = 0
> Child(2) - size = 4, Var = 0
>
> After the stat calculation gets done, they look like:
>
> Parent - size = 2, Var = 7
> Child(1) - size = 7, Var = 4
> Child(2) - size = 4, Var = 0
>
> Note that Child(2) is affecting Child(1)'s - i.e., its parents -
Var stat!
> The only way to make this work the way you want is for Child2 to
add its
> size to a stat in child 1, and for child 1 to add its size AND THAT
STAT
> into the parent.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
>
> --
> Colen McAlister (colen@w...)
> Lone Wolf Development
www.wolflair.com

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