Solved Percentage loop time

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

Hello ! I'm looking for a system for computational fans ! I would like it to show a percentage before the end of the loop. For example, if it's the fourth loop, it will show 90%

Code:

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        loop 5 times:
            broadcast "%loop-value%"

Thank's in advance.
Aralwen

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

Im not 100% sure if this is what you are looking for, I'm only 90% sure it is <--- get it?!?!
anyways

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        loop 5 times:
            broadcast "%loop-value%"
            if loop-value = 4:
                broadcast "90%"

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
Im not 100% sure if this is what you are looking for, I'm only 90% sure it is <--- get it?!?!
anyways

code_language.skript:

command /try: trigger: loop 5 times: broadcast "%loop-value%" if loop-value = 4: broadcast "90%"

Thank you, but it's not really that. I would like a system that can convert to a percentage based on the number of loops that remain.

I improved my code to make it clearer :

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        set {_loopMax} to 5
        loop 5 times:
            wait 1 second
            broadcast "%loop-value% / %{_loopMax}%"  #Here display a percentage

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

Ahh.... duh, that makes more sense

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        loop 5 times:
            wait 1 second
            set {_perc} to (100 / 5) * loop-value
            broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"#!<-- the 3 % is there for a reason, dont worry its not a mistake

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
Ahh.... duh, that makes more sense

code_language.skript:

command /try: trigger: loop 5 times: wait 1 second set {_perc} to (100 / 5) * loop-value broadcast "%{_perc}%"

You're genius, really thank you. I just have one last problem,

the percentage sign can not be broadcast, I searched a little, and apparently we can't save. It is possible by doing :

code_language.skript:

broadcast "%{_perc}% %%"

But not one, have you an idea?

code_language.skript:

broadcast "%{_perc}% %"

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

Oh hehe, yeah i edited it i guess after you copied it
if you scroll back up to my post you will see it there...
like this

code_language.skript:

broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
Oh hehe, yeah i edited it i guess after you copied it
if you scroll back up to my post you will see it there...
like this

code_language.skript:

broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

Great job, thanks again for everything !

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

Aralwen said:
Great job, thanks again for everything !

You are very welcome... glad I could help

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

Excuse me for bothering you again, but I have a question : Is it possible to have this system display only 5%?

5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25% ...
and not others

Other question : By not taking into account my request above : Is it possible to get only whole numbers?
Example: 28,8 % => 28 %, 37,2% => 37 % etc ...

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

okay for question #1 This will work.... its just multiplying 5 by the loop value (which is the number of the loop)

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        loop 5 times:
            wait 1 second
            set {_perc} to 5 * loop-value
            broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

For question #2 Skript has a built in rounding function

code_language.skript:

round(n: number)

This will round up and down accordingly
depending how you are planning in using that in script, you could do something like
**This is just an unnecessary example, since 5 * something is already rounded, but just to give you an idea of how it would work

code_language.skript:

set {_perc} to round(5 * loop-value)

[doublepost=1534584634,1534584482][/doublepost]Heres another example:
So take the original one I sent you... and lets pretend we change 100 to 99

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        loop 5 times:
            wait 1 second
            set {_perc} to (99 / 5) * loop-value
            broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

the output would be as follows

code_language.skript:

[02:28:40 INFO]: 19.8%
[02:28:40 INFO]: 39.6%
[02:28:41 INFO]: 59.4%
[02:28:41 INFO]: 79.2%
[02:28:41 INFO]: 99%

but if we throw that function in there to round it

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        loop 5 times:
            wait 5 ticks
            set {_perc} to round((99 / 5) * loop-value)
            broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

the outcome would be as follows

code_language.skript:

[02:28:51 INFO]: 20%
[02:28:52 INFO]: 40%
[02:28:52 INFO]: 59%
[02:28:52 INFO]: 79%
[02:28:52 INFO]: 99%

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
okay for question #1 This will work.... its just multiplying 5 by the loop value (which is the number of the loop)

code_language.skript:

command /try: trigger: loop 5 times: wait 1 second set {_perc} to 5 * loop-value broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

For question #2 Skript has a built in rounding function

code_language.skript:

round(n: number)

This will round up and down accordingly
depending how you are planning in using that in script, you could do something like
**This is just an unnecessary example, since 5 * something is already rounded, but just to give you an idea of how it would work

code_language.skript:

set {_perc} to round(5 * loop-value)

[doublepost=1534584634,1534584482][/doublepost]Heres another example:
So take the original one I sent you... and lets pretend we change 100 to 99

code_language.skript:

command /try: trigger: loop 5 times: wait 1 second set {_perc} to (99 / 5) * loop-value broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

the output would be as follows

code_language.skript:

[02:28:40 INFO]: 19.8% [02:28:40 INFO]: 39.6% [02:28:41 INFO]: 59.4% [02:28:41 INFO]: 79.2% [02:28:41 INFO]: 99%

but if we throw that function in there to round it

code_language.skript:

command /try: trigger: loop 5 times: wait 5 ticks set {_perc} to round((99 / 5) * loop-value) broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

the outcome would be as follows

code_language.skript:

[02:28:51 INFO]: 20% [02:28:52 INFO]: 40% [02:28:52 INFO]: 59% [02:28:52 INFO]: 79% [02:28:52 INFO]: 99%

Sincerely thanks for the explanations, I understood everything. I just have a problem with my request 1, it does not work :

code_language.skript:

set {_perc} to (100 / 5) * loop-value + 5 * loop-value

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

im a bit confused as what you are hoping the outcome of this "set {_perc} to (100 / 2) * loop-value + 5 * loop-value" would be?
Lets say the loop value is 1... what are you hoping the answer would be? This way I can sort out the math for you

EDIT: I ran it in console and i get

code_language.skript:

[02:39:35 INFO]: 55%
[02:39:35 INFO]: 110%
[02:39:35 INFO]: 165%
[02:39:36 INFO]: 220%
[02:39:36 INFO]: 275%

im just not sure what you are hoping for

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
im a bit confused as what you are hoping the outcome of this "set {_perc} to (100 / 2) * loop-value + 5 * loop-value" would be?
Lets say the loop value is 1... what are you hoping the answer would be? This way I can sort out the math for you

EDIT: I ran it in console and i get

code_language.skript:

[02:39:35 INFO]: 55% [02:39:35 INFO]: 110% [02:39:35 INFO]: 165% [02:39:36 INFO]: 220% [02:39:36 INFO]: 275%

im just not sure what you are hoping for

No, I want to get the percentages:

5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
-> 100%

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

ohhhh gotcha... sorry i didn't realize you were wanting to add more loops

code_language.skript:

command /try:
    trigger:
        loop 20 times:
            wait 5 ticks
            set {_perc} to 5 * loop-value
            broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
ohhhh gotcha... sorry i didn't realize you were wanting to add more loops

code_language.skript:

command /try: trigger: loop 20 times: wait 5 ticks set {_perc} to 5 * loop-value broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

Do not worry, my explanations were confusing xD
Thank you again, you are awesome

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

Aralwen said:
Do not worry, my explanations were confusing xD
Thank you again, you are awesome

You are welcome

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
You are welcome

Ah I still have a problem xD
If there are 60 loops, it exceeds 100% (105, 110 ...). Is not there a way to fix that? So that it always adapts according to the loops.
Otherwise it does not matter, you did so much xD

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

Funny you should ask, Im working on doing that right now.... i'll send it when im finished

[doublepost=1534586387,1534586170][/doublepost]okay here you go... i added a number into the command, so do /try <number here> then it will loop that many times and do the percent for the correct amount

code_language.skript:

command /try <integer>:
    trigger:
        set {_loop} to arg-1
        loop arg-1 times:
            wait 1 tick
            set {_perc} to round((100 / {_loop}) * loop-value)
            broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

Aralwen · Aug 18, 2018

ShaneBee said:
Funny you should ask, Im working on doing that right now.... i'll send it when im finished
[doublepost=1534586387,1534586170][/doublepost]okay here you go... i added a number into the command, so do /try <number here> then it will loop that many times and do the percent for the correct amount

code_language.skript:

command /try <integer>: trigger: set {_loop} to arg-1 loop arg-1 times: wait 1 tick set {_perc} to round((100 / {_loop}) * loop-value) broadcast "%{_perc}%%%"

Frankly a huge thank you for taking so much time for me. I let you rest and help others!

ShaneBee · Aug 18, 2018

Aralwen said:
Frankly a huge thank you for taking so much time for me. I let you rest and help others!

Glad to help. Im literally not doing anything right now

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