Variables acting up

[NaughtyNathan]

look at the output when you submit: $moveY = .1;

// Result: 0

so therefore $moveY must be an integer. This is why it's not a good idea to initialise or declare your variables without a type (until you know exactly what you're doing)

float $moveY = .1; // the "right" way to do itWhenever you input/submit anything into the script editor unscoped you define it as global. so you defined $moveY as a global int, then referenced it inside a (global!) proc.

and that's why you get a different result.

:nathaN

[haggi]

With one exception:


float $floatArray[] = {1, 2.2, 3.3};

Gives you an integer array instead of an float array because the very first number of the values is an integer.

[rookie101]

Ahh ok thx much appreciated

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