[lostprophetpunk]

Heya there,

I have been wrapping my head around model scale etc today. However I am somewhat confused as to how to check a float variable.

Such as if I define it as:

new Float:rtest = 3.0;

How would I check that? As I grab the float value from the Prop_Data of an entity.

[GsiX]

PrintToChatAll();
PrintToChat();

This should give human readable visual..

[Powerlord]

Use a Format function (including the two GsiX mentioned) and the %f (aka floating point) format specifier.

[lostprophetpunk]

Sorry if I wasn't clear.

But I am wanting to do something along the lines of...

Get a float from entity -> check to see if it's a certain value > act upon it being a certain value

So for instance I could do something if the float returned was 3.0

[floube]

PHP Code:

new Float:test = 3.0;

public NameHere() {
    if (test == 3.0) {
        // Do something
    }
} 


That's pretty much it.

[GsiX]

PHP Code:

DoSomething( Float:MyValue, Float:ValueToCompare )
{
    if( MyValue == ValueToCompare )
    {
        // do the something
        PrintToChatAll( "Resault: %0.4f | %.4f", MyValue, ValueToCompare );
        PrintToChatAll( "===== My value is equal =====" );
    }
    else if( MyValue > ValueToCompare )
    {
        PrintToChatAll( "Value Biggg" );
    }
    else if( MyValue < ValueToCompare )
    {
        PrintToChatAll( "Value small" );
    }
    else
    {
        PrintToChatAll( "I m done guessing if there is any else statement here.." );
    }
} 


Really is, your question is too common..
Our best answer is common in return..

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by floube PHP Code: new Float:test = 3.0; public NameHere() {     if (test == 3.0) {         // Do something     } }  That's pretty much it.

As long as you haven't been doing math operations to get that number, that's fine. Otherwise, you may run into issues with floating point rounding.