Label reset without function

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christoph gruber asked Nov 6, '19 christoph gruber commented Nov 7, '19

Label reset without function

I have to count people on different doors in relationship! But the reset function does not work. Version 19.2.3

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people flow on reset labels automatically reset reset label

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Answer 1 · 2019-11-07T00:09:44Z

Phil BoBo answered Nov 7, '19 christoph gruber commented Nov 7, '19

This looks like the Automatically Reset Labels isn't working correctly on Prop objects. I'll add a case to the dev list.

It looks like the OnReset trigger for Prop objects is also not firing, which is a bug too (and probably related).

Thanks for pointing this out. You can use Benjamin's suggestion to develop a workaround in the meantime.

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christoph gruber commented · Nov 07, 2019 at 06:55 AM

Thank you @phil.bobo

....and sorry all for my small english knowlegde to discribe a problem perfectly ;-)

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Answer 2 · 2019-11-06T19:54:23Z

tannerp answered Nov 6, '19 Phil BoBo converted comment to answer Nov 7, '19

Hi @christoph gruber,

You have two conflicting reset values. There's the one in your trigger that's trying to set the value to 0:

The other one is trying to reset the value to 1:

Apparently, the latter is winning. I would just use the "Automatically Reset Labels" to accomplish this and set the value of count to "0" rather than "1".

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christoph gruber commented · Nov 06, 2019 at 09:03 PM

Hi @Tanner Poulton no, it doesn´t work! Also if you only use "Automatically Reset labels" it doesn´t work. It must be a bug. You can set the value of count to "0", run the model and reset. You will see that the value of count will be "1" instead of "0".

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Benjamin W2 christoph gruber commented · Nov 06, 2019 at 11:45 PM

Hi @christoph gruber,

I think that Tanner is right in that the Label and OnReset trigger are conflicting. To avoid this, delete the OnReset trigger in the object. Then, in your toolbox underneath "Modeling Logic\Model Trigger", click "On Reset".

Add the following custom code:

Model.find("Exit1").labels.assert("count").value = 0;

This should give you the behavior you are looking for.

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