can you show me how that would work because i don’t understand what you said
Hi @USERNAME55
If you want more flexibility use a shift register instead of a filter chain. It gives you more flexibility and it is easier to change regarding the length of the code and its value. I threw together a quick example:
https://flowlab.io/game/play/1444353
(code is 3421) I did not have time to add all the checks, a reset button etc., but it should give you an idea.
The trick, each time you enter another digit you ‘shift’ the old result one digit to the left by multiplying it with 10 before you add the new digit. I hope it makes sense?
P.S. only thing, the first digit of your code can not be ‘0’
but can they press 0 if they are trying to figure it out?
sure they can
how do i make it so the number resets if i have the wrong password?
like the label will say 0000
Turn the thinking cap on @USERNAME55 
You learn most if you try & play a lot, don’t ask me how many ‘flows’ I started and then deleted in frustration, LOL.
You kind of answer your own question already:
‘wrong password’ … that trigger is already in there (kinda)
‘number reset’ … now … how do we use that signal to reset the result 
give it a go, worst case you learn challenge
ok thanks
conect all the fail outputs to turning off swiches that are before the filters but not the first one.