How to make the damage display like that?

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Originally Posted by xTwiLightx Declare temporary incrementing variables inside stdafx (precompiled header for MFC applications)? Wtf.

Yes, think of all the advantages, you'll never have to write for( int i = 0 again but can use for(i = 0.

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Originally Posted by xTwiLightx Btw, fX is a FLOAT, not an int.

In that context, it could be either int, float, short, char, long long, double... you know where this is going. I don't believe in hungarian notation but to each his own.

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Originally Posted by ディオニュソス Yes, think of all the advantages, you'll never have to write for( int i = 0 again but can use for(i = 0.

Imagine that easiness!

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Originally Posted by ディオニュソス In that context, it could be either int, float, short, char, long long, double... you know where this is going. I don't believe in hungarian notation but to each his own.

I'm talking in context of the code scope in relation to the question asked in this thread. ;p

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Originally Posted by xTwiLightx Imagine that easiness! I'm talking in context of the code scope in relation to the question asked in this thread. ;p

I'm talking in context of the error message in which fX doesn't exist in the code scope.

I compiled it without errors but no dot Ingame
can someone tell me the right position and if the code is usable?

Greetings!

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Originally Posted by Steffen Tequila I compiled it without errors but no dot Ingame can someone tell me the right position and if the code is usable? Greetings!

Space/s instead of dot ( . )

Oh, and how do I make a dot in the V15 files?

Greetings!

Use GetNumberFormatEx and add the seperator to use in the function :V