[Nanochip]

I am clueless as to what is happening right now or how to fix this..

my playerSpeed and top_speed variables are both floats.
playerSpeed is getting set OnGameFrame, which only gets set after a rocket deflect has occurred. I put a debug message to make sure it was only getting set once, and not repeatedly:

PHP Code:

    int client = GetEntPropEnt(rocket, Prop_Send, "m_hOwnerEntity");
    playerSpeed[client] = DB_GetRocketSpeed();
    PrintToServer("SetSpeed"); 


PHP Code:

    PrintToServer("%d %d", playerSpeed[client], top_speed);
    PrintToServer("%d %d", playerSpeed[client] + 0, top_speed); // notice how putting a + 0 breaks the float and resets it to 0 for some reason?
    char derp[32];
    IntToString(playerSpeed[client], derp, sizeof(derp)); // this is a tag mismatch but wanted to see if it would reset back to 0...
    PrintToServer(derp);
    
    if (playerSpeed[client] > top_speed)
    {
        PrintToServer("if statement worked");
    }
    
    PrintToServer("hi"); 


my IF statement is not returning as true, even though the PrintToServer debug messages says it should return true.... so something really weird is going on here...

here's what the debug looks like:


so wtf?

EDIT: also rounding the floats would reset them back to 0. Furthermore, I've updated my compiler to the latest build and it still happens..

[OSWO]

DB_GetRocketSpeed, did you make that function a float return?

Also to add to floats, you have to do + 0.0, or float(0).

These do show up as errors, I don't know why it didn't tell you anything post compiling...

Also floats are displayed as "%f"?

You said "my playerSpeed and top_speed variables are both floats."
Why are you using IntToString without changing the float to an Int?

[Miu]

stop ignoring tag mismatch warnings

[Peace-Maker]

Originally Posted by OSWO Also to add to floats, you have to do + 0.0, or float(0).

You don't have to do that, there is some autoboxing magic in the float support.
https://github.com/alliedmodders/sou...float.inc#L291

@OP Using floats as ints has all kind of undefined behavior.

[Mitchell]

You should use RoundFloat if you want to use it as an integer, if you want percision use %.1f to display only one decimal point.

[headline]

Originally Posted by Nanochip -snip-

Learn the format specifiers

[OSWO]

Originally Posted by Peace-Maker You don't have to do that, there is some autoboxing magic in the float support. https://github.com/alliedmodders/sou...float.inc#L291 @OP Using floats as ints has all kind of undefined behavior.

I've always received formating warnings if I do 'float' + 1 for example

[Peace-Maker]

Originally Posted by OSWO I've always received formating warnings if I do 'float' + 1 for example

Can you give an example where you have problems?

[OSWO]

PHP Code:

float F_New = 1 / 2; 


[OSWO]

Hey buddy, mind scrolling up before you post a comment? Thanks.