Need help about integer...

sebmacfly

Hi everyone!

I need help about my integer attribute.
I need to display it in game, but if it's a high number, i want to display it like 100.000 (not 100000), adding the "."
2nd exemple, 10.000 (not 10000)

Any way to do it?

Thank you very much!

sebmacfly

tshirtbooth said:
are you talking for like time based?
10.013 seconds?

No Tshirtbooth, just want to display text : 100.000 (for a 100000 integer value) i don't want to display 100000$ (without the dot)

Thanks

sebmacfly

I'll make it for europe and US... thanks for the info...

WOW that's strange lol... That works for 10000 and 1000 too? (1,000 10,000)

Thank you very much

JackBQuick

tshirtbooth said:
"$"..floor(floor(( game.score/3600)/60)/10)..floor((floor( game.score%3600)/60)%10)..floor(( game.score%60)/10)..","..floor( game.score%10)..(floor( game.score*10)%10)..floor(floor( game.score*100)%10)

Hi, tshirtbooth, there's some 3600's and 60's in there that I'm not sure should be there (since it's not time based).

sebmacfly

CLAP CLAP CLAP!!!!

How the hell you can do an insane expression like that? lol
(i'll try that later)

sebmacfly

JackBQuick said:
Hi, tshirtbooth, there's some 3600's and 60's in there that I'm not sure should be there (since it's not time based).

Hummmm.... It's not time based... Maybe you're right, why 3600 and 60?

sebmacfly

tshirtbooth said:
"$"..floor(floor(( game.score/3600)/60)/10)..floor((floor( game.score%3600)/60)%10)..floor(( game.score%60)/10)..","..floor( game.score%10)..(floor( game.score*10)%10)..floor(floor( game.score*100)%10)

TSB, please help, that does'nt work... what's wrong?

Thanks a lot man

JackBQuick

Try this:

floor( game.score /1000).."."..floor(( game.score -floor( game.score /1000)*1000)/100)..floor(( game.score -floor( game.score /100)*100)/10)..floor(( game.score -floor( game.score /10)*10)).." "

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Remember that you have to use the Expression Editor to put in game.score (or whatever attribute name you are using). Be careful: each and every parenthesis is important. (Those are the round brackets.)

I actually made a demo for you but there were some problems with publishing it. This expression does work though. I don't know exactly why it needs the .." " at the end but it does. (That's an alt-space between the quotes.)

And, I would have a rule in place so that it displays the unaltered number if it is less than a thousand, and the above expression otherwise.

Good luck!

sebmacfly

HI....

Thanks, but don't works... for 100000 the display is 100 and for 99600, the display is 99.60 :S

JackBQuick

I made sure this worked before posting the expression.

Try by counting the round brackets (there should be 20).

Then, ensure that the brackets are all in the right places.

Also, make sure that the expression ends in .." " (period, period, quote, alt-space, quote).

In addition, ensure you have the correct number of zeros as well.

In other words: everything has to be exactly the same in order for this to work.

sebmacfly

JackBQuick said:
I made sure this worked before posting the expression.

Try by counting the round brackets (there should be 20).

Then, ensure that the brackets are all in the right places.

Also, make sure that the expression ends in .." " (period, period, quote, alt-space, quote).

In addition, ensure you have the correct number of zeros as well.

In other words: everything has to be exactly the same in order for this to work.

Thank you, i'll try it later (when i'll be back to home)

JackBQuick

I'll try to publish the demo again when it's possible. In the meantime, you can download it from here:

Thousands seperator demo

I think that you can download it and then use GameSalad to open it up. Each click on the screen will generate a random number between 1 and 100.000.

sebmacfly

JackBQuick said:
I'll try to publish the demo again when it's possible. In the meantime, you can download it from here:

Thousands seperator demo

I think that you can download it and then use GameSalad to open it up. Each click on the screen will generate a random number between 1 and 100.000.

Thank you man, i'll let you know

sebmacfly

Works like a charm! THANKS
Great job