int.Parse()

[trustmyfake]

hey,

how can i compare things like

Player.Offense.CriticalHitChance.ToString("F2", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture) + "%";

with Numbers?
if chc => 50, i cant because its a string and when i try to convert to int thud doesnt even start for me.

I want to draw a green dot after a player when he fits diffrent criteria

[prrovoss]

just use Player.Offense.CriticalHitChance as is
Player.Offense.CriticalHitChance >= 50

[trustmyfake]

yeah i already tested this method
if (player.Offense.AttackSpeed >= 1) return;
but it was always false : (
thats why i tried to convert it back

[prrovoss]

yeah i already tested this method
if (player.Offense.AttackSpeed >= 1) return;
but it was always false : (
thats why i tried to convert it back

player.Offense.AttackSpeed: Your attacks per second
player.Offense.AttackSpeedPercent*100: Your attack speed bonus in percent as shown in your character sheet ingame
player.Offense.CriticalHitChance: Your critical hit chance bonus in percent as shown in your character sheet ingame

To test this you can install the debug plugin made by Jack:
Zippyshare.com - Jack.rar

Thats the version i used, maybe there is a newer one here:
GitHub - JackCeparou/JackCeparouCompass: Turbo.Plugins.Jack

create a new plugin and use this snippet:

        public void PaintWorld(WorldLayer layer)
        {
            foreach (IPlayer player in Hud.Game.Players)
            {
                Jack.Says.Debug(player.HeroName);
                Jack.Says.Debug("APS:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeed);
                Jack.Says.Debug("AR%:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeedPercent * 100);
                Jack.Says.Debug("CC:\t" + player.Offense.CriticalHitChance);
                Jack.Says.Debug("-----");
            }
        }  

This will display aps, ar and cc for each player in the game. but beware though, you have to be near these players for thud to know their stats. if you are too far away, this will return 0

[trustmyfake]

player.Offense.AttackSpeed: Your attacks per second
player.Offense.AttackSpeedPercent*100: Your attack speed bonus in percent as shown in your character sheet ingame
player.Offense.CriticalHitChance: Your critical hit chance bonus in percent as shown in your character sheet ingame

To test this you can install the debug plugin made by Jack:
Zippyshare.com - Jack.rar

Thats the version i used, maybe there is a newer one here:
GitHub - JackCeparou/JackCeparouCompass: Turbo.Plugins.Jack

create a new plugin and use this snippet:

        public void PaintWorld(WorldLayer layer)
        {
            foreach (IPlayer player in Hud.Game.Players)
            {
                Jack.Says.Debug(player.HeroName);
                Jack.Says.Debug("APS:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeed);
                Jack.Says.Debug("AR%:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeedPercent * 100);
                Jack.Says.Debug("CC:\t" + player.Offense.CriticalHitChance);
                Jack.Says.Debug("-----");
            }
        }  

This will display aps, ar and cc for each player in the game. but beware though, you have to be near these players for thud to know their stats. if you are too far away, this will return 0

The problem is not that I can't display it.
I just can't compare it with values because it has decimals.

player.Offense.AttackSpeed gives me 1,4
Converted to string 1.4

Now I can't just say if >= "2,00001" or 2,00001 or 2.00001 or "2.0001" I get errors but compare with 2 work but I need decimals.

I don't know programming it's my first time, just a logic problem here I think.

In the end I want to check all the stats and skills a build need and if it's all fine I display an indicator.

Thank you for your help
I test the jack debug later

[prrovoss]

                if (player.Offense.AttackSpeed >= 1.22)
                {
                    Jack.Says.Debug("APS:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeed);
                }  

this works perfectly fine for me. it only prints out the players aps IF its bigger than or equal to 1.22

[trustmyfake]

                if (player.Offense.AttackSpeed >= 1.22)
                {
                    Jack.Says.Debug("APS:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeed);
                }  

this works perfectly fine for me. it only prints out the players aps IF its bigger than or equal to 1.22

this works for me, thank you.


i used this with no success
if (player.Offense.AttackSpeed >= 1.22) return;
Jack.Says.Debug("APS:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeed);

Maybe i should watch some c# turorials on youtube.

[JackCeparou]

if (player.Offense.AttackSpeed >= 1.22) return;
Jack.Says.Debug("APS:\t" + player.Offense.AttackSpeed);

The return breaks code execution. (It exit the current method)