[kww]

Hi guys! why %f gives me 0.000000 when i'm dividing some numbers?

code

PHP Code:

public ScreenFade_event(pid) {
    if(get_pcvar_num(debug_show_flash)) {
        new dataA = read_data( 1 )
        new dataB = read_data( 2 )
        new dataC = read_data( 3 )
        new dataD = read_data( 4 )
        new dataE = read_data( 5 )
        new dataF = read_data( 6 )
        new dataG = read_data( 7 )
        
        client_print(0, print_console, "message_begin(MSG_ONE, g_nMsgScreenFade, _, %i)", pid)
        client_print(0, print_console, "write_short( %i | %f ) // Duration in units (seconds*4096)", dataA, dataA / 4096)
        client_print(0, print_console, "write_short( %i | %f ) // Hold time in units (seconds*4096)", dataB, dataB  / 4096)
        client_print(0, print_console, "write_short( %i ) // Fade type(or flags)", dataC)
        client_print(0, print_console, "write_byte ( %i ) // Red", dataD)
        client_print(0, print_console, "write_byte ( %i ) // Green", dataE)
        client_print(0, print_console, "write_byte ( %i ) // Blue", dataF)
        client_print(0, print_console, "write_byte ( %i ) // Alpha", dataG)
        client_print(0, print_console, "message_end()")
    }

    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
} 


example of output

message_begin(MSG_ONE, g_nMsgScreenFade, _, 1)
write_short( 45380 | 0.000000 ) // Duration in units (seconds*4096)
write_short( 10084 | 0.000000 ) // Hold time in units (seconds*4096)
write_short( 0 ) // Fade type(or flags)
write_byte ( 255 ) // Red
write_byte ( 255 ) // Green
write_byte ( 255 ) // Blue
write_byte ( 255 ) // Alpha
message_end()

[Natsheh]

Because dataA and dataB are integer variables and not declared as float.

[kww]

Originally Posted by Natsheh Because dataA and dataB are integer variables and not declared as float.

if i declaring this variables as float (new Float:dataA) then compiler says: tag mismatch
how can i convert integer to float

[Shadows Adi]

http://www.amxmodx.org/api/float/float

[Natsheh]

new Float:fValue
read_data(arg_num, fValue)

[HamletEagle]

Or if you are really reading integers then read them just as you do now and convert only when you do the division.

[Bugsy]

And use 4096.0 instead of 4096: fValue / 4096.0. While not required, it's cleaner IMO.

[kww]

Thank you all very much!