Number being a little too exact?

For one of the games i am making, a have a timer that counts up from zero and stops whenever a certai nevent happens etc. It works fine, but i wanted it to go to 2 decimal places, and i forgot about loss of precision. Is there anyway to get rid of all those zeros at the end or do i have to hide them off screen?

[x2495iiii]

There's a rounding function under the world's function list which allows you to round a number to the nearest integer.

any way i can round it to the hundredth's place? Or tenth's place? that would be better.

[x2495iiii]

Nope, but you can multiply it by 100, round it, then divide it by 100 again.

It would look something like this:

(round(x*10))/10

so, if x was 2.6453, it would return 2.6.

Ninja'd by x2495iiii

Thank you.

[jediaction]

Never thought of that. Dont know where those functions are yet, humph i never took Alice classes, i learn on my own thats why my games are not Frame rate Profesional

or if you want to round it to like 10, or 32, or 54 etc.
just use random number maxiumum world.score and minimum world.score, integeronly=TRUE.duration 0secs

[dubastot]

I am with you jedi because I never took alice lessons either. Anyways, I never thought of that method Humza. I don't understand it at all.

[jediaction]

YAh, learning with out a text book is funner. I need to male my games have less events. My A-tom project will be efficient!