I'm making a program that sends numbers between the roblox client and a C# application but somewhere the numbers are going wrong.
Could someone help explain to me what might be happening?
My guess is floating point errors, 0.999 instead of 1.
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Roblox maths different to .NET maths?
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Lua 5.1 only uses doubles, not integers; it has less precision than BigInteger. You can test this out:
print(2^53 + 1 == 2^53) -- true
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Thank you for the telling me this :)
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atleast show us the script or we won't know where to begin looking
How are you even getting a Roblox client to communicate with C#?
also yeah its prob floating point errors, its a problem with lua
@RobloxWhizYT You can use http requests to send data to a database and the have the C# application access the database.