AllanR

Ha, that's a great work around, works perfectly! Thanks for the idea.

Hi,

Thanks for responding. Yes, I did see that tutorial, I was just wondering if there was a better way of forming the calculation as it seems the source number is off (obviously not by much). It just seemed a bit weird to have to do this for 10 + 0.2.

If I get no other inspiration I will have to follow that string cleaning approach or re-think the whole idea.

Thanks anyway.

Hi,

I am incrementing an instance variable. When I come to display this value on the screen, Construct2 is showing a large number of decimal places that should not be there according to the calculation.

I attach a capx doc. In this example, I am incrementing the value 10 by 0.2, and had expected to see:

10

10.2

10.4

etc

Instead, the display is showing:

10

10.2

10.399999999999998

10.599999999999996

etc

Do I need to round to 2 decimal places each time? It feels I shouldn't need to do this kind of tidying up for such a simple calculation.

http://studioxenon.com/code/rounding_error/rounding_error.capx

Ah, excellent. I was editing my original un-imported file and (obviously) not seeing any changes. I hadn't noticed the "Files" sub-folder.

Thanks for that, appreciate it.

Hi,

I am populating an array via a JSON project file. It all works fine. However, if I want to change the data in the file I have to re-import it which automatically deletes the associated AJAX "request file" action. There must be a way to easily edit these files without having to re-insert the deleted action every time, any clues?

Thanks.