@mrfaul no it doesn't work )))))))))))))))) https://pastebin.com/AgCJZ4y6

@mrfaul I started to count differently and the problem is the same, with the old way everything is fine, with the new problem)))))))) can say why?)))))

const createRoles = {};

for (const i in rolesRoom.rooms) {
createRoles[rolesRoom.rooms[i].name] = rolesRoom.levels[rolesRoom.rooms[i].level];
}

 const roles = createRoles;
// const roles = rolesRoom.role;
// console.log(JSON.stringify(roles))
// подсчитываем количество крипов в руме
 for (const spawnRoom in roles) {
for (const roleName in roles[spawnRoom]) {
  roles[spawnRoom][roleName].currentQuantity = 0;
}
}

 for (const i in Game.creeps) {
const creep = Game.creeps[i];
roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom][creep.memory.role].currentQuantity += 1;
if (creep.memory.spawnRoom === 'E59S58' && creep.memory.role === 'upgrader') {
  // console.log(creep.memory.spawnRoom)
  // console.log(creep.memory.role)
  console.log(creep) // we only come here once
}
}
console.log(roles['E59S58']['upgrader'].currentQuantity) // here 4 why ?????????????

@mrfaul ok then i try to change my code ! thank you

@smokeman here you can see the objects are completely identical, but show different results

I was thinking if you have the opportunity, maybe you could look with teamviawer?

@mrfaul Here:

When I comment this "console.log("Test for creep: ",c.name," is ",toString(test)); "

maybe another ideas ?

@smokeman

@smokeman said in Two same objects show different result:

Meaning roleRoom.rooms is an array, not an object. Sure, the overall container it's in is an object... but rooms is an array. So you use the of iterator, like: for (const i of rolesRoom.rooms)

I did so and the result is the same

for (const obj of rolesRoom.rooms) {
      createRoles[obj.name] = rolesRoom.levels[obj.level];
}

To be honest? I could feel myself descending into madness just trying to figure out what that code does. It could probably be a lot simpler. Not that I'm judging... I've certainly written code I've looked at later and wondered what was going on.

sorry but I'm just learning)) I think it's better than nothing

@mrfaul said in Two same objects show different result:

"But are you sure you don't have any creeps that get counted?";

of course there are no creeps you see in cycle 0 itself, but when outside the cycle this field shows 1