C#•2y ago

❔ Getting The number when it goes over 100?

Hi, ive been trying to learn c# for a few weeks and ive ran into a problem and cant properly word it to search google with, i have 2 objects where i can walk into them and they give points, the points value is 70 and everytime points go to 100, it resets the points back to 0 which is kinda as intended? Im sure youve lost many brain cells trying to read this but my problem is that i want the value to be 70 but when i pick another drop back up i dont want it to go to 0 but to go to 40...? if no one understands this pls lmk, ill try give it another go XD I Do apologise.

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TheRanger•2y ago

show what you tried

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

TheRanger•2y ago

btw levelBar.Value == 100f || levelBar.value > 100f can be shortened to levelBar.Value >= 100f

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

agh, i see! thank you 🙂

TheRanger•2y ago

so if u got 140 points, u want it to reset to 40 for example?

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

yes, basically.

MODiX•2y ago

TheRanger#3357

REPL Result: Success

140 % 100

140 % 100

Result: int

Compile: 262.672ms | Execution: 21.633ms | React with ❌ to remove this embed.

TheRanger•2y ago

use the % operator in ur case

levelBar.value = levelBar.value % 100;
levelBar.value %= 100; // can also be written this way
levelBar.value = levelBar.value - 100; // can also be subtracted

levelBar.value = levelBar.value % 100;
levelBar.value %= 100; // can also be written this way
levelBar.value = levelBar.value - 100; // can also be subtracted

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

Thanks for your help! im not sure if im not understanding how to use it or im just being seriously stupid? but... it returns 0?

TheRanger•2y ago

well if it returned 0 it means originally the value was 100

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

it starts at 0 and jumps in 70s.

TheRanger•2y ago

try debugging the value before you apply the % operator on it

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

starts at 0, goes to 70 then back to 0

TheRanger•2y ago

u sure? show a screenshot of ur code with the debug messages do u have a debug.Log somewhere else that prints the value?

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

i have it in Update()

TheRanger•2y ago

it probably called the debug.Log from Update() not the one in checkLevel() do something like Debug.Log("from checkLevel: " + levelBar.value); to indicate that this code is being called from that method i can guess whats going on

railedfrombehindOP•2y ago

ohhhhhhhhhhhh goddamn im stupid im sorry man, the values are coming from a slider with the max number being 100...

TheRanger•2y ago

i doubt the if condition in the checkLevel method will ever be satisfied

Accord•2y ago

Was this issue resolved? If so, run /close - otherwise I will mark this as stale and this post will be archived until there is new activity.

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❔ Getting The number when it goes over 100?