C++ Show Damage K / KK

[gabrielks1996]

Good afternoon, could someone help me, I would like to show the damage and experiences summarized, example: instead of 1200 show 1.2k
both damage and experience

I use TFS 1.5

 

[Tenzhiro]

You will need to adjust for 1.5

Can someone adapt this code to 0.4?

in this tutorial, the author teaches how to put damage/healing/exp, etc.. by %.. however I would like it to be by "kk" that is damage = 1200 = 1.2k / 12500 = 12.5k etc.. thanks! LINK: https://otland.net/threads/0-4-all-heal-damage-in-percentage.283685/

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[gabrielks1996]

You will need to adjust for 1.5

Can someone adapt this code to 0.4?

in this tutorial, the author teaches how to put damage/healing/exp, etc.. by %.. however I would like it to be by "kk" that is damage = 1200 = 1.2k / 12500 = 12.5k etc.. thanks! LINK: https://otland.net/threads/0-4-all-heal-damage-in-percentage.283685/

otland.net

Took me 3 seconds to find using the Search function

Friend, I think you didn't read it right, I use TFS 1.5. I've seen this topic, I would like someone to help me adapt it to tfs1.5

 

[Tenzhiro]

I read correctly, but maybe I just wanted you do make some effort, the script can easily be adjusted if you run it through ai.

https://chat.openai.com/

 

[gabrielks1996]

Friend, tfs 1.5 is totally different from 0.4, no function is even similar

I read correctly, but maybe I just wanted you do make some effort, the script can easily be adjusted if you run it through ai.

https://chat.openai.com/

 

[gabrielks1996]

BUMP

 

[Fifth]

std::string formatDamageValue(uint value)
{
    std::stringstream ss;
    ss << std::fixed << std::setprecision(2);

    if (value >= std::pow(10, 12)) {
        ss << static_cast<double>(value) / std::pow(10, 12) << "T";
    } else if (value >= std::pow(10, 9)) {
        ss << static_cast<double>(value) / std::pow(10, 9) << "B";
    } else if (value >= std::pow(10, 6)) {
        ss << static_cast<double>(value) / std::pow(10, 6) << "M";
    } else if (value >= std::pow(10, 3)) {
        ss << static_cast<double>(value) / std::pow(10, 3) << "K";
    } else {
        ss << value;
    }

    return ss.str();
}

you can use this function in OTC source to format the values