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Buster

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10th November, 2007 at 05:10:39 -

Is there any extention or special method that allows The Games Factory to handle decimal values? I have a list object that contains prices and I want them to all automatically be added and displayed as a total (value or string). Is this possible?

 

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10th November, 2007 at 05:13:18 -

Let me buy you MMF2.

 
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10th November, 2007 at 06:17:40 -

I had problems getting decimals to display with MMF1.5 before.

I know they're different applications, but when I put a (decimal + zero) after my values everything displayed correctly.

Ex-> 6.0 instead of 6

Maybe you could try something like that? (I've never owned TGF before so if they don't have alt values in it please don't kill me).

 
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10th November, 2007 at 06:45:10 -

It was kinda complicated with TGF. I believe counters couldn't handle nor display decimals, but Alberable Values could handle them.
Alternatively, if it's only prices you can calculate everything in cents and divide by hundred when displaying everything with a string.

There's also Advanced Math object, which is really buggy. There were ways to get around all the bugs in the expression editor, but I forgot. I'm not sure how Advanced Math worked with decimals either. I think it just calculated everything multiplied with 10^(extra decimals).

 
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10th November, 2007 at 19:14:40 -

Thanks guys. I think I'll just buy MMF.

 
   

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