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Originally Posted by Crayder Technically "seconds / 60" is not a float. So whatever "seconds / 60" is, it will automatically be rounded to the nearest integer. You need to add ".0" to the "60".

If that's correct, It wouldn't work for values like, 175 seconds, because 165 / 60 = 2.75;
if it gets rounded to the nearest it's gonna be 3 minutes and no seconds, which doesn't happen..
But maybe it would improve the efficiency of the code, and make it slightly faster, IF that's true..

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Originally Posted by Yashas 12. Do not mix floats and integers in an expression by Mauzen Maybe this one is too simple, but I at least wanted to add it, as I see people doing that "mistake" very often. Never mix up floats and integers (even if it does not give a tag mismatch warning). Always use the same datatypes in a single statement. e.g. pawn Код: new Float:result = 2.0 + 1; // Is compiled as new Float:result = 2.0 + float(1); // Which is significantly slower than new Float:result = 2.0 + 1.0; pawn Код: new mindist = 10; if (GetPlayerDistanceFromPoint(playerid, 237.9, 115.6, 1010.2) < mindist) // Is compiled as new mindist = 10; if (GetPlayerDistanceFromPoint(playerid, 237.9, 115.6, 1010.2) < float(mindist)) // Which is significantly slower than new Float:mindist = 10.0; if (GetPlayerDistanceFromPoint(playerid, 237.9, 115.6, 1010.2) < mindist) For complex mathematical tasks a simple .0 can make a speed difference of some percent.