[dilalmon]

I have a value that's 0.01, but I'm having difficulties trying to display it.

    Format(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "dMod: %.2f", dMod );

dMod is a Float variable and usually it's 0.01 for new clients.
The problem is because floats are approximations the true value will be 0.00999..., and it will cut to the second point of the decimal which will result "0.00".

Is there any way to solve this?

[Marcus_Brown001]

You could use the native RoundToCeil on that variable.

[dilalmon]

I don't understand. How would that return 0.01 if it would return an integer value?

[Bimbo1]

make the float a string and interprete the values yourself.

[friagram]

Try roundtoceil(val * precision)/precision, with precision being the number of decimal places you need.. 10 100 1000 etc. either do some if statements, or if you have no idea where it will be, throw it in a string and di s where it is? Seems hacky.

[Marcus_Brown001]

Originally Posted by friagram Try roundtoceil(val * precision)/precision, with precision being the number of decimal places you need.. 10 100 1000 etc.

That is what I meant Sorry that I didn't elaborate.

[Bimbo1]

i bet it won't change a thing

[necavi]

format("0.%02d", RoundToCeil(val * 100)) should work for values below 1.0.

[11530]

Originally Posted by necavi format("0.%02d", RoundToCeil(val * 100)) should work for values below 1.0.

Only between 1.0 and 0.1, inclusive.

To avoid this whole issue, I just tend to store the number as a string straight away, e.g. from a ConVar or from a command parameter.