so ive got a script that looks like this:
#===============================================================
#shintashi's EXP Division module
@xpx = 0
for i in 0...$game_party.actors.size
actor = $game_party.actors[i]
if actor.hp == 0
@xpx += 1
end
end
@basexp = 4.0 / ($game_party.actors.size - @xpx)
#---------------------------------------------------------------
exp += (enemy.exp * @basexp) #added by shintashi
#===============================================================
This is basically another way of saying "if you kill the monster by yourself you get full exp. Otherwise, you get a cut". But the problem I'm running into is this:
A:
@basexp = 4.0 / ($game_party.actors.size - @xpx)
verses this:
B:
@basexp = 4 / ($game_party.actors.size - @xpx)
A produces figures like 1333.33333333333333 exp awards, while B produces figures like 1000 even. My goal is to produce 1333 without decimals, and without losing the +333 experience points. Help?
integer(blah values)... sorry. forgot.
Yeah, sounds like you solved it. You can also use .truncate or simply .to_i, so 133.33333.truncate would return 133. You can also use .ceil, .floor, or .round if you wanted to keep it as a float.