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{{apicall | {{apicall | ||
| name = bz_setBZDBDouble | | name = bz_setBZDBDouble | ||
| returns = Whether or not the set was successful. | |||
| returntype = bool | |||
| description = Sets a BZDB variable to a given '''double''' value. | | description = Sets a BZDB variable to a given '''double''' value. | ||
| param1 = variable | | param1 = variable | ||
Latest revision as of 05:50, 19 October 2011
bool bz_setBZDBDouble (const char* variable, double val, int perms = 0, bool persistent = false)
Sets a BZDB variable to a given double value.
Parameters:
variable - Variable name (E.g. "_shockOutRadius")
val - The value to set the variable to.
perms = 0 - What to set the permission value to. (Range: 1-3. Using 0 sets it to the default [2], and using a higher number sets it to 3.)
persistent = false - Whether or not the variable will be persistent.
Returns:
Whether or not the set was successful.
Example
Sets the tank speed to a random decimal value between the range of 25.00 - 50.00.
bz_setBZDBDouble("_tankSpeed",rand()%25+25+((double)(rand()%100) * 0.01));
bz_sendTextMessagef(BZ_SERVER,BZ_ALLUSERS,"Tank Speed is now set to %.lf",bz_getBZDBDouble("_tankSpeed"));