Why did we ever change to doubles, the old system never had these problems?
Yes, but if you want a machine to use for example 1.26497 EU/t that wasn't possible before. Wait. Actually it was.
It wasn't as easy as it is now. Wait. Actually it was already easy before.
Ok. Doubles are way cooler than ints. That's the reason.
Well doubles are maybe cooler, but syncing them between client and server (at a open gui) is rather painfull....
I mean classic uses the double api but convert ints basicly to doubles... and having less problems with it...
Also you make the Enet system a double system but everything else could be Int based so that machines that have these weird number usages can still use the enet version for charging and batteries and all the other stuff is still normal...
Doubles are way cooler than ints. That's the reason.
Demonstrate. I'm sceptical.
Demonstrate. I'm sceptical.
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You can do a smiley with a double: 0.0
OK, it's not a smiley, but you can't do that with an int...
You can do a smiley with a double: 0.0
OK, it's not a smiley, but you can't do that with an int...
Well you can do an smiley with an integer, with the right formatting (Hex) 0xF there you have your xF and that is a smiley.. xD
That doesn't count.
That doesn't count.
Why that your way is also a formating thing so you can not invalidate it so easy...
The issue is, I can't make my batbox smile, so neither are very good. Can't EU be stored as strings? 
like this:
Forty million EU
?
Yeah, there's no way that could ever go wrong. And you could have smilies.
Yeah, there's no way that could ever go wrong. And you could have smilies.
Funfact: IC2 since 1.4.7 had Strings (Chars) as a counter for the CropTick... How ever that would work...
But it would be possible to make a big nuber with chars... Only problem here is: Converting a String (chars) to a Number can be pretty difficulty. Also MC do not support that much stuff... (Esspecialy the Container which do a lot of the sync, even doubles are not supportet only ints (well shorts but that could be used as limited it))...
Only problem here is: Converting a String (chars) to a Number can be pretty difficulty.
Solution
":-)".hashValue()
The only problem then is to convert the amount of energy back into a String.
Solution
":-)".hashValue()
The only problem then is to convert the amount of energy back into a String.
If you make a number between 1-9 (as chars) you do simply the first jar (right to left) gets the number and you make x10 times the chars you want further and line all numbers together...
Basic Math Aroma that you learn in the 6th class... (Even at the lowest type of school!)
If you make a number between 1-9 (as chars) you do simply the first jar (right to left) gets the number and you make x10 times the chars you want further and line all numbers together...
Basic Math Aroma that you learn in the 6th class... (Even at the lowest type of school!)
Well, if that is "basic math", and you know about it, you should probably know, that numbers can also have 0's in them, so it goes from 0-9, not from 1-9.
If you meant the last part seriously, you probably didn't get the humour in my previous messages. (humour you also learn in the 6th class, even in the lowest type of school)
Well, if that is "basic math", and you know about it, you should probably know, that numbers can also have 0's in them, so it goes from 0-9, not from 1-9.
If you meant the last part seriously, you probably didn't get the humour in my previous messages. (humour you also learn in the 6th class, even in the lowest type of school)
yeah did misstype it... thanks for correction...
Well i meant it not 100% seriously.. But with a little bit of it at least.
And that what you mean counts to the Social Side which is my weak point... ^^"
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Why does nobody get that this is not consisting of Characters? It is clearly hexadecimal!
Why does nobody get that this is not consisting of Characters? It is clearly hexadecimal!
Thanks for nodesting xD
x is part of hexadecimal numbers?
x is part of hexadecimal numbers?
yeah at least codewise it will be used, like this: 0x9 or 0xD94
