Hey! I followed Brackey's tutorial of how to make game in Unity and I am facing an issue and it is that my score value is being presented in negative,is there any way to change this negative value into magnitude so it will show it positive.Actually my player's movement is in backward direction,during making of game I messed up directions that it is why it is showing negative over there in the score. Please give me a solution to display it as magnitude form or positive..
#Game Score being shown in Negative,need help!
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if the score increases properly, you could just use Mathf.Abs(variable)
that is not the smartest solution in the slightest
but it works
That's such a hack
And doesn't solve the problem
Don't band-aid a problem. Figure out why it happens, and avoid it in the first place
It's impossible to help without you showing any code.
It's hard to answer a programming question without code
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Please isolate the problematic code and send it as a codeblock. If you don't know how to send a codeblock, type []cb
just rotate you player 180 degrees if you made it backwards. what is stopping you from that?
An image of your code is not helpful
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Please send your code as a codeblock. If you don't know how to send a codeblock, type []cb
But the error is plainly obvious from here. You're just printing the x coordinate. Your player must obviously be moving left in the world - not right
Guys,thanks for the help and advices. I actually solved the problem using @sweet nebula 's solution and also again thanks to others for helping..