hello community i have a problem using in list get #, if i use a fixed number. works perfectly, but if i put a variable dont work anymoe.
The first code work, the second wont.
first
Second
any idea?
Can you send the block where you set the value ?
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From my experience, using rose, light blue and orange blocks together gets rapidly complicated.
As addition to @AcrobatEpee s question, you might want to make a log, by adding labels to your project for testing reasons and set the labels each time variables are declared. Then you can see the value of the variables.
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Despite various reports, my recent experience suggests that global variables are still working with errors. Use variables from functions instead. To do this, add a function block to the working field and in it set a parameter with the desired name — the block of this variable will appear in the palette.
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I also suggest to make it the way @actech said, we already have a full topic about that which I invite you to visit.
Nice day 
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Yes im using labels for test and the value is shown perfectly . Seems like a bug 
i tried whit all types of variable, dont work only fixed value
See what kind of data is stored in a variable. If the fixed block works, and the variable does not work, then the problem is with the value that is stored in this variable. Create another variable and assign it a fixed value and use this variable in get #. Doesn’t that work either ???
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Can you send me a link to the project. It’ll be easier to find the bug. Thanks.
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Thanks, @Franz_Jonshon, for letting us know about this. We’ve replicated the bug and are looking into it.
-Mark
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Yes , i created a New variable whit fixed number, same result I Willy whit for the bug fix 
Thank you Mark, i think you guys are doing a excelente job making this awesome project ! Keep going