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What problem motivated you to submit the suggestion?
It is currently impossible to cast a variable into another type without using an intermediary variable, which would be helpful in cases like using the % operator on floats, floor-ing a float, or casting into a char to have variable text (currently impossible without one event+conditional per value).
Suggestion / Solution
By doing (type)variable, variable would be casted into the type type.
Alternatives & Workarounds
f0 = (int)23.1 % 10 throws the error ERROR decoding (int)23.1 % 10 in custom method f0 = (int)23.1 % 10: System.NullReferenceException. f0 = {(int)23.1} % 10 throws NullReferenceException and the level doesn't load. Using an intermediary variable i0 = f0, f0 = i0 % 10 works but uses up one of the 12 integers we have.
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What problem motivated you to submit the suggestion?
It is currently impossible to cast a variable into another type without using an intermediary variable, which would be helpful in cases like using the % operator on floats, floor-ing a float, or casting into a char to have variable text (currently impossible without one event+conditional per value).
Suggestion / Solution
By doing
(type)variable,variablewould be casted into the typetype.Alternatives & Workarounds
f0 = (int)23.1 % 10throws the errorERROR decoding (int)23.1 % 10 in custom method f0 = (int)23.1 % 10: System.NullReferenceException.f0 = {(int)23.1} % 10throwsNullReferenceExceptionand the level doesn't load. Using an intermediary variablei0 = f0,f0 = i0 % 10works but uses up one of the 12 integers we have.Demo & Mockup
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