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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon michail-nikolaev

Manually setting a frequency to a multiple of 10 does not result in a .0 at the end

Open Pergor opened this issue 8 years ago • 4 comments

Arma 3 Version: 1.68 CBA Version: 3.3.1.170504 Task Force Radio Version: 1.1.0.235

Mods:

  • @CBA_A3
  • @task_force_radio

Description: If you manually set a frequency of a SR or LR channel to any value (eg. 41), it turns the frequency into *.0 -> 41.0. But only if the new frequency isn't a multiple of ten (eg. 40, 30, 100 etc). Then it just sets it to 40, 30, 100, without *.0

Steps to reproduce: Manually set your frequency to 41 -> result is 41.0. Manually set your frequency to 41.0 -> result is 41.0. Manually set your frequency to 40 -> result is 40. Manually set your frequency to 40.0 -> result is 40.

Pergor avatar May 13 '17 12:05 Pergor

Already know.. Fixed in ReceivingHud branch.

dedmen avatar May 13 '17 23:05 dedmen

Should be fixed since 238

dedmen avatar May 30 '17 20:05 dedmen

Can you confirm that it's fixed?

dedmen avatar Jun 26 '17 10:06 dedmen

Multiples of 10 are set to the right value without the first decimal place after the point. So far so good. Setting your frequency to 41.0 results in freq. 41 just as setting it to 41 results in 41. The only problem is the inconsistency. It should probably always be shown with the first decimal. (41.0 -> 41.0 just as 41->41.0) But that's just me nagging. Technically it's working as of *.245.

Pergor avatar Jun 26 '17 11:06 Pergor