Why isn’t my counter updating correctly in PowerShell?

You're running into issues because each script block has its own scope. Any variable declared inside a function or script block won't be accessible outside of that block. As an alternative, you could use a property on your form to store the counter value. For example, you can add a NoteProperty to your form and then modify that property in your button action like this: `Add-Member -InputObject $form -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Counter -Value 10`. Then you could increment or decrement `$form.Counter` instead. This will make your counter accessible in the desired scope!

Your code is working as expected because of how PowerShell handles variable scope in script blocks. When you add an event handler to your buttons, the value of `$point` is captured at the time of subscribing to the event, which is why it doesn't update as you expect. To refer to the updated variable, you should use `$script:point` instead of just `$point` within your event handlers. This way, the event handlers will reference the same `$point` variable defined in the script scope. Check out this modified snippet: instead of referring to `$point`, make sure you use `$script:point` in your click events.

Hey, you might want to format your code blocks properly for better readability! It’s easier to troubleshoot when your code is structured clearly. If you need help with formatting in your post, just let me know!