How To Hide Extra Zeros

@RP Yeah, I would like to attach a particle emitter that would disperse debris/rocks/earth in a random fashion. Or possibly a sudden burst from the top/bottom of my character.

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Because you are interpolating the value 0 from 0 to 10, there is nothing about the value 0 (or any other number) that would limit it to only whole number results in a calculation.

I am talking about actual single pixel movement, not effects such as distributing RGB values which is anti-aliasing done by software, The display only understand whole pixel values.

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. . . here you go, an actor at 100 and an actor at 100.3, you can see that placing the actor on a sub-pixel location will effect how it looks.

you'll see that Interpolate is able to set tileWidth to a real number

Agreed, when an actor is at x=20.3 and you display the actors x co-ordinate - and the actor's x co-odinate is a 'real' attribute, using a Display Text behaviour it will display 20.3 . . . . and the ex

Are you wanting to just attach a particle emitter (like dust, rock chunks and debris) to the actor so that he leaves a particle trail when he moves?

could you show off the character for inspiration?

There obviously is a back end to set tileWidth to a real, how else am i able to see real numbers (numbers with decimals) when tileWidth is being interpolated from 0 to 10.

If you print a value out and it's a real, then display text will show 20.3 yes.

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attribute is simply storing a number and numbers don't have secondary qualities beyond their numerical values.

The tile width attribute is an integer, like I say 'integer' or 'real' only applies to the storing of values in a attribute. The interpolate behaviour doesn't set anything to real (or integer), it sim

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