Whereas X:(Text1.Number) F: floor X - Fx => Figures after the coma f (( x - fx )*100) => first two figures after the coma as an integer (f (( x - fx )*100))/100 First two figures after the comma as decimal ((f (( x - fx )*100))/100) + (fx) The integer and the first two figures after the comma For those who have made simple ones and found that it shows too much decimals here is how to limit them to two decimals after the comma with explanation Ps: I don’t know if there is a simpler way i just did it using simple maths
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For those who have made simple ones and found that it shows too much decimals here is how to limit them to two decimals after the comma with explanation: Whereas X:(Text1.Number) F: floor X - Fx => Figures after the coma f (( x - fx )*100) => first two figures after the coma as an integer (f (( x - fx )*100))/100 First two figures after the comma as decimal ((f (( x - fx )*100))/100) + (fx) The integer and the first two figures after the comma Ps: I don’t know if there is a simpler way i just did it using simple maths
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Great tip, definitely a good alternative! But by doing it that way I'll lose the rounded tip of my rectangle line which I personally think looks nice. Thank you for sharing!
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Hey Jeremy, great video, but I have a question. I just made a super simple one and when it counts up it includes infinite decimal places. How can I limit it to whole numbers? Thanks
In my case it wasn't necessary because I was using high values but I should have done it anyway. in front of your expression you should add floor This will round up to the full number. So floor(Text1.Number)
Hello I wanted to comment that with this tutorial I can make a counter only up to one million. do you know any way to make a counter with bigger numbers ?
try this expression: : -- setup delim = "," -- setup end number = (Text1.Number) delimited = (string.format('%d', number)):reverse():gsub("(%d%d%d)","%1" .. delim):gsub(",(%-?)$","%1"):reverse() return("$ ".. delimited) number = (Text1.Number) is the slider thing as mentioned in this video. Big thanks to youtube.com/@knejmann and youtube.com/@VideoEditorStudio for the tutorial!!!
Most likely there's an expression that could allow that but as of right now I don't know what could be applied. I know some basics expression concept but I still have a lot to learn!
Most likely there's an expression that could allow that, but as of right now I'm not sure how. I've tried few option without success. I'll made an updated version if I figure that out!
