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tonykkjk |
I’m making a game with a “price” variable, and every time you buy a upgrade, the price goes * 1.5, but the price that it costs is different then the price that shows at the button, because i set to every time the price variable hits more than “999”, it turns to 1, but at this case, the price is 1.5, and the price showing at the button is just “1k”, and when it gets doubled, the button price get as “2k” and the real price as “3000”.
How do i fix this?
supply sample code and variable declarations.
wyattb | 2021-06-05 22:40
var preco = 100
var level = 0
var valor = ""
signal comprou
func _process(_delta):
if preco >= 999 and valor == "":
valor = "K"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "K":
valor = "M"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "M":
valor = "B"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "B":
valor = "T"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "T":
valor = "Q"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "Q":
valor = "QQ"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "QQ":
valor = "S"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "S":
valor = "SS"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "SS":
valor = "OC"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "OC":
valor = "N"
preco = 1
_ready()
func _ready():
$Preco.text = "%d" % [floor(preco)] + (valor)
$Level.text = String(level)
func _on_CoinBar_compra_efetuada_power():
preco = preco * 1.5
level = level + 1
_ready()
emit_signal("comprou")
“preco” = price
“valor” = value
“compra” = buy
“_on_CoinBar_compra_efetuada_power” = a signal when the shop sell the upgrade
tonykkjk | 2021-06-06 01:17
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Reply From: |
nahcode |
i dont know how node hierarchy on your project so i just make it more easier for me,
you can try this
extends Node2D
var preco = 100
var level = 0
var valor = ""
func _process(_delta):
if preco >= 999 and valor == "":
valor = "K"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "K":
valor = "M"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "M":
valor = "B"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "B":
valor = "T"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "T":
valor = "Q"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "Q":
valor = "QQ"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "QQ":
valor = "S"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "S":
valor = "SS"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "SS":
valor = "OC"
preco = 1
_ready()
elif preco >= 999 and valor == "OC":
valor = "N"
preco = 1
_ready()
func _ready():
$Preco.text = str(stepify(preco, 0.1), valor)
$Level.text = String(level)
print(preco)
func _input(event):
if event.is_action_pressed("ui_up"):
level_up()
func level_up():
preco = preco * 1.5
level = level + 1
_ready()
im using the button to call the level_up price instead of calling a signal, because im not using manual signal alot, but i think you can implement this too on your project
It worked, but the price that shows at the button is different than the real price that it costs, ill try to fix it myself
tonykkjk | 2021-06-06 11:10
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Reply From: |
wyattb |
Ok a better way is to just use an array having the limits and scale format. Also do not call _ready() as a function. Normally they are called by events.
E.g.
extends Button
var preco = 100
var level = 0
var valor
var scale
signal comprou
func _process(_delta):
pass
func _ready():
scale=0
valor = [[1,"%10.0f"],[1000.0,"%10.2fK"],[1e6,"%10.2fM"],[1e9,"%10.2fB"],[1e12,"%10.2fT"]]
format()
pass
func format():
var prcf
# check if price reached next scale
if preco>=valor[scale+1][0]:
prcf=preco/valor[scale+1][0]
scale+=1
else:
prcf=preco/valor[scale][0]
text = valor[scale][1] % [prcf]
func _on_CoinBar_compra_efetuada_power():
preco = preco * 1.5
level = level + 1
format()