**extends Area2D

var playerHasTouched = false
var canReload = false
var hasShot = false
var reloaded = false

static var bulletCount = 10

@export var bullet_count : Label

func _input(event):
    if  Input.is_action_just_pressed("Shoot") and canReload == false and hasShot == false:
            bulletCount -= 1
            hasShot = true
            await get_tree().create_timer(0.5).timeout
            hasShot = false
            
            bullet_count.text = "BULLET COUNT: " + str(bulletCount)
            
            if bulletCount <= 0:
                canReload = true
                
                print("BOOL: " + str(canReload))

func _on_body_entered(body):
    playerHasTouched = true
        
    if bulletCount == 0 and canReload == true and playerHasTouched == true:
        replenish()
    elif playerHasTouched == false:
        Reload.reloadAmmo = false
        reloaded = false
        
    print("This Worked!")
    queue_free()

func replenish():
    bulletCount += 10
    
    Reload.reloadAmmo = true
    hasShot = false
    canReload = false
    reloaded = true
    
    bullet_count.text = "BULLET COUNT: " + str(bulletCount)
    
    reloaded = false**

I need some help with this code. I made it so when you enter the body of the object, it adds 10 to the ammoCount. But when it does, and I click “shoot” it doesn’t go down. It just stays there.

sorry if it is messy.

It goes down before I reload. Which is fine. It’s supposed too.

Also, I am not looking for any feedback on why I coded the way I did or whether or not you think it’s weird that I have a cooldown for each time the text updates. I just need some help on WHY it doesn’t update after reloading.

**I just tried to make it like this :
**
Ammo Count -> -1 each time Shoot is pressed.

So when colliding with the Ammo :

Ammo Count -> 10 which is does.

but when I Shoot AGAIN :

Ammo Count = 10 it stays in place. I thought it would work.