[Cristian505]

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[Moody92]

Post your code, if you make the 1000 a variable it'd be better

PHP Code:

new Float:total = 1000.0 // Total
new Float:cProgress = 900.0 // Current progress, I am assigning numbers here just for example

new Float:cParam // calculation parameter

cParam = (cProgress / total) * 100

client_print(id, print_chat, "You have passed %.0f%%%% from %f", cParam, total) // the %%%% is to print the % in chat 


[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Cristian505 Is there a way to get the percentage between two numbers? I mean something like 1000 - 100 = 90% from 1000 "You have passed 90% from 1000"

Yes, it's called division.

Originally Posted by Moody92 Post your code, if you make the 1000 a variable it'd be better PHP Code: new total = 1000 // Total new cProgress = 900 // Current progress, I am assigning numbers here just for example new cParam // calculation parameter cParam = ((total - cProgress) / total)*100 client_print(id, print_chat, "You have passed %d%%%% from %d", cParam, total) // the %%%% is to print the % in chat

No, that is incorrect for two reasons. First, to get the percentage of the total progress, you simply divide the actual value by the total value (cProgress/Total)*100.

The other thing is that you're using integers so you are doing integer division which will means that cProgress / Total will always result in 0 provided that cProgress is less than Total.

To be able to do this, you need to convert to floating point values before doing the division. Alternatively, if you don't need the full precision, you can use integer division but you need to multiply cProgress by 100 first and then divide by Total: (cProgress * 100) / Total. This will effectively be the truncated value of the method using floating point values.

[abdelwahab]

new szMaxValue = 700; // Maximum value new szProgress; // progress new szProgressPercent; // calculating the percent szProgressPercent = ((szUserProgress * szMaxValue) / 100)

[Cristian505]

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[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Cristian505 I know this formula but the problem is that this doesnt work on amxx for some reason, i mean doesnt matter what value i put in it, it just gives 0.

Because you didn't read my post.

[Moody92]

Originally Posted by fysiks Yes, it's called division. No, that is incorrect for two reasons. First, to get the percentage of the total progress, you simply divide the actual value by the total value (cProgress/Total)*100. The other thing is that you're using integers so you are doing integer division which will means that cProgress / Total will always result in 0 provided that cProgress is less than Total. To be able to do this, you need to convert to floating point values before doing the division. Alternatively, if you don't need the full precision, you can use integer division but you need to multiply cProgress by 100 first and then divide by Total: (cProgress * 100) / Total. This will effectively be the truncated value of the method using floating point values.

Corrected. I just went about settings float points all around.

Though the alternative point can do the job. I am not sure how precise the OP wants it.

[Cristian505]

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