Multiply then round to int.
#This is a (how do i) question
trim jay
soft otter
Multiply then round to int.
You understand what he’s trying to say?
trim jay
You understand what he’s trying to say?
I think
soft otter
It could be what Bucket Man said, but can you provide more example? and what are the dashes - for? Possibly explain how 1-0.9-0.8 becomes 9-8-7
misty ocean
sorry sorry
i want the distance to be lower and lower, as the number decrease it reaches to a certain number for the less and greater than and equal chips
@soft otter
trim jay
sorry sorry
So you just want to check if the distance is less than a certain amount?
soft otter
i want the distance to be lower and lower, as the number decrease it reaches to ...
What???
soft otter
Then why did you explain it like that?
trim jay
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Just use the distance and less than chips
trim jay
yeah but its hard for a float number to check
No it's not?
soft otter
yeah but its hard for a float number to check
It’s not? It’s works the exact same a int?
misty ocean
it goes like 0.5456545433455
soft otter
The Circuits can read that just fine?
trim jay
it goes like 0.5456545433455
Yeah, distance is like that.
soft otter
You could just multiply by 10 if it’s bothers you that much
and round like bucket man said
trim jay
Do you want to convert the distance to something readable for a subtitle?
misty ocean
yes
trim jay
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Multiply by an amount, round, then divide by the same amount.
Keep in mind, computers can handle distances like 0.5462613 just fine.
misty ocean
Multiply by an amount, round, then divide by the same amount.
ok
or i just use round
trim jay
If you don't want decimals then sure.
But there's no point in rounding if you're just checking if the distance is less than a certain amount.
misty ocean
the thing is the float are hard beacuse i would have to modify the less or equal chip to a certain number like less than 0.192839283623
misty ocean
Why are you checking if a distance is less than 0.193849283623?
i wanted as close but not too close
trim jay
You're fine to just check if a distance is less than 0.2, why are you trying to check if a distance is less than such a specific amount?
trim jay
i wanted as close but not too close
It'll never get to that level of precision.
misty ocean
Noted