Why is my code returning a false amount?

I cant get my head worked around this.. This is working fine on every other weapon i have but not with this one.. here is my code

Code (CSharp):

1.  if (Input.GetButtonDown("Reload"))
2.         {
3.        
4.                 int asd;
5.                 asd = ClipSize - AmmoManager.M4Clip;
6.  
7.                 if (asd <= AmmoManager.M4Ammo)
8.                 {
9.                     AmmoManager.M4Clip = 30;
10.                     AmmoManager.M4Ammo = AmmoManager.M4Ammo - asd;
11.  
12.  
13.  
14.                 }
15.                 else if (AmmoManager.M4Ammo > 0)
16.                 {
17.                 Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);
18.  
19.                 AmmoManager.M4Clip = AmmoManager.M4Ammo + AmmoManager.M4Clip;
20.  
21.                     Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);
22.  
23.                     AmmoManager.M4Ammo = 0;
24.  
25.  
26.                 }
27.         }

When i have in example 20 bullets left in my clip and 9 bullets left on my AmmoManager.M4Ammo it returns a value of 9 instead of 29... Im so confused..

 

Please use code tags:
https://forum.unity.com/threads/using-code-tags-properly.143875/
So we can actually read your code.

 

Sorry fixed now

 

Code (CSharp):

1. //true test
2.  
3. int asd;
4. asd = ClipSize - AmmoManager.M4Clip; //clipSize = 30 - current M4clip(20); asd and should = 10
5.  
6. if (asd <= AmmoManager.M4Ammo) 10 <= m4Ammo,  hmmmm let say m4Ammo = 50

7. {
//this is true
8.         AmmoManager.M4Clip = 30; //set m4clip to 30

9.         AmmoManager.M4Ammo = AmmoManager.M4Ammo - asd; //seto m4Ammo to be 50 - 10, so M4ammo = 40

10. }else if (AmmoManager.M4Ammo > 0)

11. {
//doesn’t do this
12.     Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);

13.     AmmoManager.M4Clip = AmmoManager.M4Ammo + AmmoManager.M4Clip;

14.     Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);

15.     AmmoManager.M4Ammo = 0;

16. }

17.  
18. //false test
19.  
20. int asd;
21. asd = ClipSize - AmmoManager.M4Clip; //clipSize = 30 - current M4clip(20); asd and should = 10
22.  
23. if (asd <= AmmoManager.M4Ammo) 10 <= m4Ammo,  hmmmm let say m4Ammo = 5

24. {
25. //this is false, does not do this
26. AmmoManager.M4Clip = 30;
27. AmmoManager.M4Ammo = AmmoManager.M4Ammo - asd;
28. }else if (AmmoManager.M4Ammo > 0) m4ammo > 0,  hmmmm let say m4Ammo = 5

29. {
//this is true
30.     Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo); // 20 + 5, should print 25

31.     AmmoManager.M4Clip = AmmoManager.M4Ammo + AmmoManager.M4Clip; //set m4clip to 25

32.     Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);  // 25 + 5, should print 30

33.     AmmoManager.M4Ammo = 0;  //set m4ammo to 0

34. }

 

Ok ill try something like this, thanks.

 

I dont get this, still every time i run this code

Code (CSharp):

1. Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);
2.  
3.                 AmmoManager.M4Clip = AmmoManager.M4Ammo + AmmoManager.M4Clip;
4.                 Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);
5.  
6.                 AmmoManager.M4Ammo = 0;  

I only get the value of M4Ammo or M4Ammo+M4Ammo.. Im confused.. xd

 

Even if i store the current m4Clip in to a different function ( in ex "int ClipBeforeReload) and then run the code like this

Code (CSharp):

1. Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);
2.  
3.                 AmmoManager.M4Clip = AmmoManager.M4Ammo + ClipBeforeReload;
4.  
5.                 Debug.Log(AmmoManager.M4Clip + AmmoManager.M4Ammo);
6.  
7.                 AmmoManager.M4Ammo = 0;  

I still get a result with only The m4Ammo or M4Ammo x2..

 

Ok i dont know what was causing the issue but i just changed all of my m4 function names to m4ammo1 m4clip1 etc and it works fine now... Well thanks for the help anyway.