[striker07]

Post you own similiar findings here aswell

FloatFraction
did you know that the decimal of 1.01 returns 0.00 , 1.99 returns: 0.99, 1 returns: 0.00,
2.10 returns: 0.09, 3.11 returns: 0.10, 4.33 returns: 0.32

[HamletEagle]

What you posted is for SourceMod and there is a forum for AmxModX.

[YamiKaitou]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle What you posted is for SourceMod and there is a forum for AmxModX.

This is the Off-Topic section for the entire site, not just AMXX. Plus, this thread was originally in SRCDS and it didn't belong there

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by striker07 Post you own similiar findings here aswell FloatFraction did you know that the decimal of 1.01 returns 0.00 , 1.99 returns: 0.99, 1 returns: 0.00, 2.10 returns: 0.09, 3.11 returns: 0.10, 4.33 returns: 0.32

Welcome to the fun of floating point numbers where everything is rounded and the points don't matter.

[WildCard65]

Where FF2 is not caching KeyValues files?

[fysiks]

You are probably just seeing rounding of the mantissa. What happens when you show more decimal places?

[striker07]

Originally Posted by fysiks You are probably just seeing rounding of the mantissa. What happens when you show more decimal places?

Didnt try this, i'd expect 1.333 would return 0.332, and 1.330 would return 0.330, the rounded number just moves one further?
Defenilty gonna try that next time

[Black Rose]

He means, for example:
4.33 returns: 0.32
is actually
4.33 returns: 0.329999
if you display more decimals

[fysiks]

The precision of floating point numbers is significantly beyond the hundredths place so I'm quite confident that what you are seeing is only an artifact of displaying the number.

[Black Rose]

Originally Posted by fysiks The precision of floating point numbers is significantly beyond the hundredths place so I'm quite confident that what you are seeing is only an artifact of displaying the number.

I think it's 6 decimals precision if i interpret this Wiki page correctly:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-...g-point_format