classlevel/2@rounddown#unsigned - Value modifier cannot be used at current location: @rounddown
this is what happens if i use this snippet formula
so i erase the @rounddown- and testing with 17th level character... the value comes out as 8.5
why can't i use @rounddown in that formula? 8.5 needs to be 8.
In the SNIPPET TUTORIAL I see an example of @rounddown
@rounddown - causes a calculation to round down to a whole number. Example: {{(classlevel/3)@rounddown}} - a third of the character level, rounded down
The example snippet works correctly for me; there is a difference between the example and yours though, which is that yours doesn't have brackets around classlevel/2
If you change your snippet to {{(classlevel/2)@rounddown#unsigned}} then it should work.
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Please note that the @rounddown function applies to the part of the formula that is immediately to the left of it.
The snippet you stated:
{{classlevel/2@rounddown#unsigned}}
In this case, the @rounddown is being applied to the 2. The code knows that this is likely a mistake, which is why the error is generated.
The example given:
{{(classlevel/3)@rounddown}}
Note that the (classlevel/3) is surrounded in brackets before @rounddown is applied, so the calculation is carried out and then the @rounddown is applied.
This follows standard arithmetic operator precedence.
Please note that the @rounddown function applies to the part of the formula that is immediately to the left of it.
The snippet you stated:
{{classlevel/2@rounddown#unsigned}}
In this case, the @rounddown is being applied to the 2. The code knows that this is likely a mistake, which is why the error is generated.
The example given:
{{(classlevel/3)@rounddown}}
Note that the (classlevel/3) is surrounded in brackets before @rounddown is applied, so the calculation is carried out and then the @rounddown is applied.
This follows standard arithmetic operator precedence.
The example snippet works correctly for me; there is a difference between the example and yours though, which is that yours doesn't have brackets around classlevel/2
If you change your snippet to {{(classlevel/2)@rounddown#unsigned}} then it should work.
thanks to you too
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classlevel/2@rounddown#unsigned - Value modifier cannot be used at current location: @rounddown
this is what happens if i use this snippet formula
so i erase the @rounddown- and testing with 17th level character... the value comes out as 8.5
why can't i use @rounddown in that formula? 8.5 needs to be 8.
In the SNIPPET TUTORIAL I see an example of @rounddown
Example: {{(classlevel/3)@rounddown}} - a third of the character level, rounded down
the example-try it out. DOES NOT WORK
The example snippet works correctly for me; there is a difference between the example and yours though, which is that yours doesn't have brackets around classlevel/2
If you change your snippet to {{(classlevel/2)@rounddown#unsigned}} then it should work.
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I just tested and the example works.
Please note that the @rounddown function applies to the part of the formula that is immediately to the left of it.
The snippet you stated:
{{classlevel/2@rounddown#unsigned}}
In this case, the @rounddown is being applied to the 2. The code knows that this is likely a mistake, which is why the error is generated.
The example given:
{{(classlevel/3)@rounddown}}
Note that the (classlevel/3) is surrounded in brackets before @rounddown is applied, so the calculation is carried out and then the @rounddown is applied.
This follows standard arithmetic operator precedence.
Hope that helps!
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thank you for the fast reply! it works now
thanks to you too