dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - Printable Version
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dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - jakejohnsonusa - 28.02.2013
What is the difference between dini_IntSet and dini_FloatSet ?
Please don't give me a link to dini, thanks in advance!
Re: dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - LarzI - 28.02.2013
It's quite self-explanatory, really.
IntSet = Set integer (save an integer)
FloatSet = Set float (save a float)
Integers are whole numbers (2, 304, 2384)
Floats are numbers with decimals (2.43, 304.1234, 2384.39943)
Re: dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - jakejohnsonusa - 28.02.2013
Thanks +1Rep
One more question: what would GetVehicleHealth be? I'm not honestly sure if that uses decimals or not
Respuesta: dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - Strier - 28.02.2013
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/GetVehicleHealth
Re: dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - jakejohnsonusa - 28.02.2013
I looked at that before I asked... in the example it has 1000.0 so does that mean it will be a Float?
Re: dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - LarzI - 28.02.2013
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Originally Posted by jakejohnsonusa
 I looked at that before I asked... in the example it has 1000.0 so does that mean it will be a Float?
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(vehicleid, &Float:health) vehicleid ID of the vehicle &Float:health Variable to store the health in, passed by reference |
The ampersand (&) is just to use a reference variable (the value will save to the variable you used)
The tag "Float:" (You can tell it's a tag because it has a colon behind it) tells you what data-type you have to use. So when it says 'Float:', you'll have to use a float variable, unless you want a tag mismatch error.
TL
R: Yes, you will need a float.
Re: dini_IntSet VS dini_FloatSet - jakejohnsonusa - 28.02.2013
lol duh, thanks!