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| 27 Mar 2013 11:00 AM |
(I.Value stands for IntValue. N.Value stands for NumberValue. I ran out of space...) As far as I am aware, they both are able to hold only numbers, and you can use math on both of them to manipulate their values. Am I missing something? |
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blockoo
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| 27 Mar 2013 11:46 AM |
| IntValues can only hold integers (numbers without decimals) while NumberValues can hold any number. IntValues are used as a primitive rounding system, as a decimal put into an IntValue will round it to the nearest integer. They are also used for scoreboards, just to ensure that a point amount doesn't turn into a decimal for some reason. |
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| 27 Mar 2013 12:01 PM |
| Thank you. I have been wondering that for awhile. |
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